June 29, 2018
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Weekends with GEP: LIKE ME now on Amazon Prime!
June 28, 2018
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TBT: Jim Mickle and Fessenden
2011: GEP pal Jim Mickle and Fessenden during STAKE LAND festival run.
Jim Mickle and Michael C. Hall back at it again in sci-fi thriller series
IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON, coming to Netflix.
Read Collider article HERE
June 28, 2018
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THE RANGER is opening Fright Fest!
From Screen Daily: FrightFest, the annual UK horror and fantasy film festival held in London, has unveiled the lineup for its 19th edition this summer (August 23-27). The festival, which takes place this year at Cineworld Leicester Square and the Prince Charles Cinema, will open with the UK premiere of punk rock-soundtracked slasher The Ranger.
June 27, 2018
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Great Western Catskills Film Fest starts October!
GEP pals Lisa Wisely and James Felix McKenney (HYPOTHERMIA, SATAN HATES YOU, AUTOMATONS)
host the very first Great Western Catskills International Film Festival, this October!
Deadline for submissions is July 13!
June 22, 2018
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Weekends with GEP: Kino Lorber
Attention physical media connoisseurs!
This weekend, 50 – 70% off on KINO LORBER’s entire collection, including GEP titles
LIKE ME, I CAN SEE YOU, LIBERTY KID, TRIGGER MAN & more!
June 20, 2018
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GEP pal Adam Schartoff archives Fessenden interviews.
June 20, 2018
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Hey West Coast: GEP Pal Robert Leaver tours
Glass Eye Pal Robert O. Leaver
(co-writer of THE LAST WINTER
and mastermind behind THE CRAWL and HOLE EARTH)
brings his eclectic music style to West Coast venues.
(co-writer of THE LAST WINTER
and mastermind behind THE CRAWL and HOLE EARTH)
brings his eclectic music style to West Coast venues.
From LA Weekly:
These N.Y./N.J.-based electro punks feature singer/lyricist/performance-art provocateur Robert O. Leaver (aka Birdthrower) and Jim Coleman, an experimental electronic artist known for his work with industrial noise-rockers Cop Shoot Cop and for his albums done under noms de plume such as Phylr, Here, Jim Coleman and J-CO. The duo’s just-out debut album, Sorry About Tomorrow on the estimable Wax and Wane label, features guest spots from ex-CSC and Swans guy Phil Puleo on drums, and is a really fugging spooky kinda thing that hogties pitilessly harsh electronic buzzsaws ’n’ whiplashes to caterwauling animal cries about various grim and dire things — which on paper sounds like not so much fun to have to endure but whose rich atmospheres and buried-deep sense of humor or proportion about it all makes this hybrid of New York punk, folk and industrial vérité a tasty challenge indeed. With opener Chandra Shukla aka Xambuca.
