DO YOU HAVE plans for June? Cancel them. There’s simply too much to watch — at home and at the movies — for any other activities.

The Best Movies and Shows to Watch This June

Brooklyn 45 (Shudder, June 9)
Ted Geoghegan (We Are Still Here) directs this promising-looking horror film involving old friends getting together in 1945 New York for a seance that goes awry. The cast includes horror vet (in front of and behind the camera) Larry Fessenden. Stream it here.

See full list at Rolling Stone

FAB Press presents Naked Theater & Uncensored Horror: A Memoir by Stuart Gordon. 

Glass Eye Pix remembers him fondly during the making of H.P. Lovecraft’s THE HOUND, part of Season 3 of TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE. Directed by Stuart Gordon and featuring Barbara Crampton, Ezra Godden, Chris McKenna, Glenn McQuaid and Fessenden. Music by Richard Band.

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NYC Premiere! On Thursday, June 1 at 7:00 PM.
Director Ted Geoghegan and cast members Larry Fessenden,
Kristina Klebe, and Jeremy Holm will be in person for a post-screening Q&A.

IFC CENTER
6/1/2023
7PM
Tickets going fast, get yours now!

The highly anticipated film features Scorsese regulars De Niro and DiCaprio;
stars Lily Gladstone from GEP Pal Kelly Reichardt’s CERTAIN WOMEN and FIRST COW;
features GEP Pal Pat Healy (THE INNKEEPERS),
and appearances by Jack White and Fessenden.

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Tickets now on sale for this year’s edition of the
LIGHTHOUSE FILM FESTIVAL (June 7—11)
in Long Beach Island, New Jersey. In the program:
Ted Geoghegan’s BROOKLY 45
and the world premier of
Luca Balser’s directorial debut WHAT DOESN’T FLOAT
both featuring Fessenden

“Claustrophobically Intense Period Horror Showcases Excellent Performances. Ted Geoghegan’s post-World War II, supernatural-themed chamber drama is rife with all-too-timely observations about xenophobia and paranoia.”
—Joe Leydon, Variety