“a dark delight that turns out to have a primal,
affecting story underneath its drug-addled style.”
– Crome Yellow

“a glittering standalone in a sea of aspiring John Carpenter clones”
– Beatroute

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

ORDER HERE

From The Hollywood Reporter:
The critically acclaimed series by Venture Bros. storyboard artist Revel is collected in one edition for the first time, telling the full story of what happens when a private on his first tour of duty in Vietnam discovers an elite platoon of ape soldiers. “All said and done, Guerrillas took me almost 10 years to complete,” Revel explains. “Luckily, it was a story flexible enough to adapt to the changing sensibilities of a maturing artist. What started as a youthful adventure, wandered into ruminations on war, the nature of man, and the relationships between fathers and sons. All that and monkeys, too — not so bad!”

Available now, comics from Glass Eye Pix, including WENDIGO, THE LAST WINTER, I SELL THE DEAD, MANITOU VALLEY and more! Revel has also designed posters and advent calendars for GEP and penned episodes of the CREEPY CHRISTMAS FILM FEST and TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE.

This weekend, take a listen to Tales From Beyond the Pale Season 3.
Enjoy 10 original stories from genre favorites Stuart Gordon and Eric Red,
Tales regulars Jeff Buhler and Joe Maggio and a host of exciting guests as well as
McQuaid and Fessenden.

Available to download on iTunes 

2007, Terrence Howard and Fessenden on
set of The Brave One.

From Flamingo: “There seems to be some sort of underbelly,” says Larry Fessenden, a New York-based genre film producer who also co-starred in one of the classic Florida outlaw movies, River of Grass. The 1994 debut film of writer-director Kelly Reichardt (Wendy and Lucy,Certain Women), rereleased in 2016 and widely available to stream, emulates vintage film noir in the desperate tale of two lovers on the lam, fleeing the fuzz after a random act of violence. Except no one is dead, the lovers aren’t in love and the police aren’t looking that hard to find them.

“It’s kids on the run without them getting anywhere.” The anti-drama, as Fessenden calls it, evokes Marjory Stoneman Douglas’s 1947 book about the Everglades as it soaks in the  ambience of fringy Dade County, where Reichardt, daughter of a crime scene investigator and a narcotics agent, grew up. It’s the best sort of Florida movie, one that uses a familiar plot formula, but discards predictability like a lukewarm Icee to capture something essential in the humid, mosquito-ridden, sun-bleached, nothing-much of it all.

Read Full Article HERE

Variety: THE MOUNTAIN “Rick Alverson’s beautiful, often inscrutable new film takes a stand
for eccentricity in a complacent suburban nightmare.”

Starring Tye Sheridan, Jeff Goldblum, Denis Lavant,
Hannah Gross, Udo Kier and featuring Fessenden as ‘Meals’.
Directed by Rick Alverson (THE COMEDY, ENTERTAINMENT).

Read full review from Variety HERE