Glass Eye Pix wants you to celebrate Shocktober this and every year by joining us in counting down the days to our favorite night of the season: HALLOWEEN! What better way than with our SHOCKTOBER NIGHTS calendar. Behind each of the 31 die-cut passages lurks a monstrous and ghoulish delight, brought to life by Glass Eye Pix artist Brahm Revel.

Order by WEDNESDAY, September 25 for guaranteed delivery by October 1st!
Only $10.00 USD per calendar plus $3.00 for shipping. 

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In solidarity with protesters in the streets today, young and old,
GEP re-posts this message from Fessenden.

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Tomorrow is the last day to see DEPRAVED in theaters. 

Depraved is set to open in the following locations, starting this FRIDAY:

9/20/19
Chalmette Cinemas 9
Chalmette, LA

9/20/19
The Loft Cinema
Tucson, AR

9/27/19
Coolidge Corner Theatre
Brookline, MA

9/28/19
Alamo Drafthouse Mueller 6
Austin, TX

9/28/19
Alamo Drafthouse Park North
San Antonio, TX

10/17/2019
Central Cinema
Knoxville, TN

10/27/19
Alamo Drafthouse La Vista
Omaha, NE

Good times in NYC where DEPRAVED unspooled at the IFC

Fessenden with stars Alex Breaux and David Call

Cast of FOXHOLE gathers for the screening:
Cody Kostro, Jack Fessenden, Breaux, Angus O’Brien, Andi Matichack

Joe Yankick of Sales Company Yellow Veil Pictures with producer Jenn Wexler and the monster

Wexler and event hosts Matt and Kate

photos by Nicholas Sansone

“MOVIE PICK
fun, scary, and tragic”
—L.A. Weekly

“thoroughly modern, utterly disturbing …
but there’s real heart and empathy here too.”
—Kimber Meyers, Los Angeles Times

“American indie horror king Larry Fessenden is just as much a pulp fiction aficionado
as he is a neo-gothic romantic: his doomed heroes and sorrowful monsters
are all messy, small people whose apparent sense of compassion
is often dwarfed by their titanic egos and their general cosmic insignificance.”
—Simon Abrams, Roger Ebert.com

“If Mr. fessenden had a gospel to preach it would be about
the virtues of low-budget, intellectually rigorous, topical, mayhem-rich movies.
Depraved is a perfect example… delightfully gritty, sometimes gruesome…”
—John Anderson, The Wall street Journal

“Builds empathy for its exploited creature.
Beginning in lovemaking and ending in loneliness,
the movie has an unexpected poignancy”
—Jeanette Catsoulis, New York Times

“Moving and frightening and exciting in its intelligence”
—Michael Gingold, Rue Morgue Magazine

“serious but not pretentious”
—John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter

“a triumphant piece of outsider cinema
which will sear itself onto the consciousness like Promethean fire.”
—Jenny Kermode, Eye for Film

“diagnoses the rot of our era through
the shifting personalities and power dynamics of solipsistic men.”
—Steven Scaife, Slant

“CERTIFIED FRESH”
—Rotten Tomatoes

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