Supermassive Games, creators of award winning game UNTIL DAWN,
penned by GEP pal Graham Reznick and Fessenden,
announces new project The Dark Pictures!
penned by GEP pal Graham Reznick and Fessenden,
announces new project The Dark Pictures!
August 20, 2018
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In Good Company: MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND in Kodak Ad
August 20, 2018
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Fessenden in POPHorror Interview
Cult Filmmaker Larry Fessenden Talks ‘The Ranger,’ ‘Depraved’ And More
Ever since catching the film, Jug Face, back in 2013, I’ve been a huge fan of Larry Fessenden. I immediately went through his IMDb page, looking for more films to watch. I had no idea how far his influence reached… he’s been directing shorts and indie films since 1978, but it wasn’t until 1995’s Habit that his true passion seemed to leak out onto the screen. With a talent for showcasing members of the dirty, unloved fringes of society, Fessenden can take a character already living in their own kind of atrocity and up the ante by dropping them into a whole new pit of dismay.
August 17, 2018
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Weekends with GEP: THE RANGER at IFC Center!
THE RANGER opens in NYC at the IFC Center tonight!
Opens in Los Angeles September 7th at Laemmle Music Hall!
August 16, 2018
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TBT: JAWS by Larry Fessenden
1978: Fessenden’s unfinished remake of Spielberg’s classic.
Shot on s8MM.
August 16, 2018
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THE RANGER sneak preview TONIGHT at the IFC Center!
Sneak preview screening TONIGHT! Filmmakers in attendance for Q&A!
IFC Center
9:30PM
August 15, 2018
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Filmstage reviews THE RANGER
Filmstage: “Like Chelsea, there’s a lot going on beneath the film’s surface. Wexler uses horror tropes as a mask for a poignant look at identity and finding the strength to wield it as a weapon rather than hiding it away to fit in. And she isn’t afraid to show this truth through the cracks of her jump scares and gore, letting characters like Garth play the fool so his moment of bald honesty when alone with Chelsea towards the end can resonate all the more. These kids are using their punk lifestyle as a means to escape too. But where they escaped from what they didn’t want and couldn’t be, she sought camouflage in hopes it would stick. It’s only fitting that violence would ultimately bring everything flooding back.”
Read review HERE.
August 14, 2018
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Comicsverse: THE RANGER “A Punk Rock Subversion of the Slasher Film”
Comicsverse: “These performance helps us to see Wexler’s ultimate point. Horror movie monsters aren’t as scary as the mundane monsters that sit in positions of authority in our everyday lives. THE RANGER is a more than a disposable throwback. It reinvents horror tropes into an insightful and rollicking midnight movie blast.”
Read full review HERE
