Episode #31 TALES WE TELL PART I

An author visiting The Stanley Hotel writes a tale of two families in duress
speeding towards a tumultuous encounter on a winding wintry road.

Writers: Larry Fessenden, Glenn McQuaid, Clay McCleod Chapman
Director: Glenn McQuaid
Featuring: Larry Fessenden, Martha Harmon Pardee, Jocelyn DeBoer
Ana Asensio, Martin Starr, AJ Bowen, Sam Zimmerman
music: Chrome Canyon

Performed live April 26th, 2014 • Poster by Trevor Denham

for more TALES physical media, info and Swag, visit
www.talesfrombeyondtheplae.com

Check out the new music video for “Things Like This (A Little Bit Deeper)”
by Sonic Boom. Animated and directed by GEP pal James Siewert
(director of photography on DEPRAVED, LIKE ME, THE RANGER). 

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Exclusively on Facebook Live

Directed by Ti West.

Starring Sara Paxton and Pat Healy.

“The filmmaker takes his unlucky couple of innkeepers seriously:
He gives them living, breathing personalities.”
– Entertainment Weekly

“A deliberately paced, dialogue-heavy ghost story
in the style of Eisenhower-era B-pics.”
– Variety

“Ti West knows how to build suspense with quiet and timing.”
– RogerEbert.com

Available on GooglePlay

Directed by Ti West 

Starring: Jocelin Donahue, Tom Noonan, Mary Woronov,
Greta Gerwig, AJ Bowen, Dee Wallace.

“Ti West is an admirer of classic horror films and understands that if there’s
anything scarier than a haunted house, it’s a possibly haunted house.”
– Roger Ebert

“West playfully subverts the horror film genre by insidiously setting up the mood
and letting it eerily and slowly play out before slamming home with a fiendish finale.”
– Paper Magazine

“Establishing a rigorously naturalistic mood, which director Ti West
(a thinking mans horror director) details with the precision and
care of the early films of Roman Polanski.”
– Vanity Fair

Streaming on Shudder

Episode #30 IS THIS SEAT TAKEN?

Directed by Larry Fessenden,
part of FEAR ITSELF season 1.

Starring Doug Jones, Molly Hagan and John Pyper-Ferguson.

“as nasty as anything seen on this series.”
– Fangoria

“painfully tense … expertly paced …
the feeling of dread rarely lets up”
– AV Club

“the scariest and creepiest episode of FEAR ITSELF of the season.
Helped by a simply amazing score.”
– IFMAGAZINE

Available on iTunes

GEP would like to congratulate Glass Eye intern Matthew Yturralde on winning the SVA 2020 Alumni Scholarship Award! Yturralde shares a few words about his horror short DEVIL FISH.

From the School Of Visual Arts: Over the next few weeks, SVA will be highlighting some of the many outstanding projects from the 2020 Alumni Scholarship Award winners. Today’s featured thesis project is by BFA Film student Matthew Yturralde, also a veteran, a member of SVA’s Veterans Coalition Of Arts and co-founder of the SVA Horror Society. Yturralde’s short film, Devil Fish, is about a man named Topher, who takes on the job of pet-sitting for a friend—but there’s more to this tale than meets the eye.

Check out the full interview HERE