November 25, 2020
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Larry Sez: Time to order your Creepy Christmas Advent calendar!

Glass Eye Pix invites you to count down 25 Days till Christmas
with this creepy Advent Calendar.
Order your calendar today to be ready for December 1st!

What better way to celebrate the season than with a daily peek
behind the doors and windows, nooks and crannies of this mysterious doll village
assembled by artist and stop-motion animator Beck Underwood?

Vintage dolls, stuffed critters and misfit toys,
all to tease and delight in this celebration of holiday mischief.

$10.00 USD per calendar
plus $3.00 for shipping.
Get yours 
TODAY

December 20, 2019
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Glass Eye Pix Holiday Greeting 2019

Animated Holiday Card by Beck Underwood.

Binge watch Creepy Christmas Film Fest 2008 & 2018.
50 artisanal Seasonal shorts to make you merry and cozy AF.
See more of Crafty and his sidekick in the December 9th, 2018 short.

Happy Holidays from Glass Eye Pix!

Creepychristmasfest.com

November 18, 2019
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Order Your Creepy Christmas Advent Calendar!

Everyone else is running Holiday Ads,
Glass Eye Pix gets in on the action!

Order TODAY!!

December 25, 2018
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Happy Horrordays from Glass Eye Pix!

Dec. 25 Premiere: HAPPY HORROR DAYS! By Sydney Clara Brafman.
Created using clips from over 25 flix produced by Glass Eye Pix!

Catch up with all the ghoulish festivities at 
CreepyChristmasFest.com

December 21, 2018
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Weekends with GEP: Creepy Christmas Film Fest Update!

Today’s movie: Don’t Come Back Without Presents by JT Petty!
Look for a special Glass Eye Surprise on Christmas Day! Keep up &
Catch up on all the films using the interactive advent calendar!

Dec. 22
The Stocking Stuffer
by Phantom Limb Company

Dec. 23
Two Late Elves

by Joy+Noelle

Dec. 24
Cookies for Candy Claws
by Aurelio Voltaire

Flashback friday: Devin Febbroriello’s Love, Cheryl, which Morbidly Beautiful calls 
“a gloriously wicked and satisfying tale of vengeance and karmic justice”.
December 17, 2018
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MS. CLAUS by Graham Reznick out now with original score download!

Dec. 17 “MS. CLAUS” by Glass Eye pal Graham Reznick,
director of I CAN SEE YOU and Shudder’s DEADWAX,
premieres at Creepy Christmas!

HOLIDAY BONUS!
Download the original score by Graham Reznick at
grahamreznick.bandcamp.com

December 15, 2018
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WILD RIDE by Larry Fessenden premieres at Creepy Christmas Film Fest!

From Fessenden: “I love the idea of improv animation, a kind of run and gun immersion where you are discovering the shots and story as you go and animating in the moment. I knew I had a play on words with my Creepy Christmas prompt SLEIGH, so I wanted a tone that oscillated between menace and merriment, which I guess is how I experience reality anyway. I conceived of a mischievous elf who was either building a sleigh or plotting a murder. I bought a snap-together Lego Star Wars figure and molded the elf-flesh on top and then I sewed his groovy elf-threads. All the other cast members were plucked off the shelves in my lair. What an opportunity to see all these iconic characters in a movie together. Much appreciation to all the artisans who designed the fabulous creatures that haunt and inspire me. Thanks to Will Bates for the music. Thanks most of all to Beck for giving me this assignment and for offering to help and for letting me say “no I want to do it on my own.” 

Catch up on all the festive Creepy Christmas films HERE

December 14, 2018
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Weekends with GEP: The 2018 CREEPY CHRISTMAS FILM FEST the gift that keeps on giving!

Today’s movie: MISS MILLIE by Chris Skotchdopole,
 a saucy holiday torch song which Morbidly Beautiful calls
“A tragically funny tale about the loneliness
and desperation of the season”

coming up:
Dec. 15
WILD RIDE

by Larry Fessenden

Dec. 16
UNDER THE CHRISTMAS TREE

by Jenn Wexler

Dec. 17
MS. CLAUS

by Graham Reznick
with EXCLUSIVE
soundtrack download

Keep up with daily premieres
and binge view films you may have missed
with our interactive advent calendar.

December 10, 2018
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Morbidly Beautiful: CRAFTY “Funny, fiendish, and exceedingly creative… destined to become a holiday classic.”

ON THE NINTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS, GLASS EYE PIX GAVE TO ME “CRAFTY”, A WICKEDLY FUNNY AND UNFORGETTABLE SHORT FROM THE CREEPY CHRISTMAS FEST FOUNDER.

The 2018 Creepy Christmas Film Fest from Beck Underwood and NYC-based production company Glass Eye Pix gifts horror fans a delightfully twisted short from festival founder Underwood herself.

Beck Underwood’s funny, fiendish, and exceedingly creative stop motion short “Crafty” feels destined to become a holiday classic. It’s a brilliantly executed short that made me smile from ear to ear, from the hilariously unexpected opening scene to the gloriously mischievous ending you won’t see coming. Just when you think there’s some heartwarming holiday cheer woven into this well-crafted tale of terror, Underwood devilishly reminds us all that this film fest isn’t called Creepy Christmas for nothing!

Beginning December 1st and leading up to Christmas Day, the Creepy Christmas Film Fest will highlight one original horror short a day from talented and up-and-coming filmmakers. In a similar vein to the highly creative horror anthology film ABCs of Death, each filmmaker is given a holiday-themed prompt to inspire their short film.

December 10, 2018
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Beck Underwood talks Creepy Christmas with Horror News Network

 
From Horror News Network: “The 2018 Creepy Christmas Film Festival is now in full-swing with a new film premiering every day until Christmas. Previously created back in 2008, the fest is back with many new and returning filmmakers to give horror fans something to look forward to in the form of an online Advent Calendar. The original 2008 stories were inspired by a diorama that Beck Underwood had built with an imagined view into each window. This time around, the artists were given a grab-bag word to base their story on. Words usually considered sweet, such as candy cane, have now been given a sinister edge in the hands of the filmmakers. We caught up with Underwood to ask her about finding the filmmakers, what inspired the new concepts, and, of course, her feelings about the creepiness of Christmas.

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