Longtime GEP pal Graham Reznick discusses his first encounter with Glass Eye Pix and the many projects he has collaborated on, from Ti West’s THE ROOST, to Larry Fessenden’s THE LAST WINTER, to his own films I CAN SEE YOU, THE VIEWER and THE CAREGIVER. He speaks about independent film and the extended Glass Eye family.
The newest digital album from GEP pal Graham Reznick titled “UNSUMMONED” is now available on Bandcamp. Three ambient soundscape/drone tracks used in THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL and elsewhere.
Take a listen to Reznick’s discography on his Bandcamp page. Featuring unreleased rarities from TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE, CREEPY CHRISTMAS, DEADWAX, Reznick’s Glass Eye classic I CAN SEE YOU and more.
Fessenden hosts BITTER FEAST intro with director Joe Maggio and star Joshua Leonard on Friday night at the Greenville Drive-in; STAKE LAND unspools on Saturday night. WENDIGO opened the fest with an on-line screening Wednesday night. Thanks to the fest for tributing GEP/35!
Come back to visit us often for new interviews with Ron Perlman,
a mini-doc featuring GEP composer Jeff Grace, Music videos from BirdThrower and Life in a Blender,
a tribute to the making of indie films, a shout out to the Glass Eye Pix interns, more Tales from Beyond the Pale, news about upcoming projects
FOXHOLE, SIZE UP, FEVER, MARKIE IN MILWAUKEE, and nick nacks from the archives.
Indie director Ti West turned to the haunted house movie with this throwback about an old New England inn on its last night before shutting down. The wage-slave banter between Sara Paxton and Pat Healy as the stewards of this nearly empty hotel recalls “Clerks,” but West dredges up a dark history that expresses itself one final time before the sun comes up. As he does with his retro-’80s horror movie, “The House of the Devil,” West delivers a slow-as-molasses film that builds dread deliberately until its explodes in the final act.
Glass Eye Pix kicks off its 35th year anniversary celebration
with a DRIVE-IN screening of Fessenden’s 2001 film WENDIGO at the Woodstock Film Festival Q&A with Fessenden and Annie Nocenti before the show
WENDIGO stars Patricia Clarkson, Jake Webber,
Eric Per Sullivan and John Speredakos.
“…creates tension and fear out of thin air…” -Roger Ebert CHICAGO SUN TIMES
“Fessenden approaches the themes and thrills of the classic American horror movies through a determinedly modern approach, as if John Cassavetes had been working for Universal in the early 30’s.” – NEW YORK TIMES
“A lean, brainy horror fable … blurs the distinction between reality and myth, spiraling us into a harrowing deluge of panic and fright.” – VARIETY
Glass Eye Pix is the fierce independent NYC-based production outfit headed by award-winning art-horror auteur Larry Fessenden with the mission of supporting individual voices in the arts. Read more...