Filmwax Radio host Adam Schartoff interview Jack Fessenden and Father for the this week’s film podcast.

Check it! Also on iTunes!

Two Glass Eye Pix pics, Rob Mockler’s LIKE ME and Ana Asensio’s MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND, will world premiere in competition at SXSW.

LIKE ME
A reckless loner, desperate for human connection, sets out on a crime spree that she broadcasts on social media. Her reality quickly splinters into a surreal nightmare as her exploits spiral out of control. Cast: Addison Timlin, Ian Nelson, Larry Fessenden, Jeremy Gardner, Stuart Rudin, Nicolette Pierini. Written & Directed by Rob Mockler. Produced by Jenn Wexler. Producers: Jessalyn Abbott, Rob Mockler, James Belfer, Larry Fessenden. Executive Producers: Peter Phok, Leo Joseph, Anya Joseph, Anthony Gentile, John Gentile. A Dogfish Pictures / Glass Eye Pix production.

MOST BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
An undocumented young woman struggling to begin a new life in New York City is offered an opportunity she can’t pass up. But as day turns to night she discovers she’s been lured to the center of a dangerous game. Cast: Ana Asensio, Natasha Romanova, David Little, Nicholas Tucci, Larry Fessenden, Caprice Benedetti. Written & Directed by Ana Asensio. Produced by Jenn Wexler, Chadd Harbold, Ana Asensio. Producers: Larry Fessenden, Noah Greenberg. Executive Producers: Peter Phok, Gill Holland.

Fessenden also appears in Evan Katz’s SMALL CRIMES, also world premiering at SXSW.

More on these films coming soon. Check out the full SXSW lineup right here!

In the lobby of the Village East, STRAY BULLETS poster is in good company.

GEP pal Chadd Harbold’s LONG NIGHTS SHORT MORNINGS, starring Shiloh Fernandez, with Addison Timlin, Helen Rogers, and STRANGER THINGS’s Natalia Dyer, is now on iTunes/On Demand! The Guardian calls it “A gorgeously realized drama”. Check out the trailer and see the film here.

Greetings friends. If you are a frequent visitor to Glass Eye Pix, if you’ve seen the films we produce or read some of our books or interviews, you should not be surprised to learn we think the best horror show now playing is the double bill unfolding in Washington D.C., and in our atmosphere.

In Washington we have a cadre of narcissistic vipers descending on the city to continue the business of pillaging our fragile democracy—like a home invasion film on the national level, a violent rampage of ignorance and greed.

Then, in the atmosphere, another type of horror story unfolds, where a mad experiment is being conducted: how many drops of poison in a glass will taint the drink…? How many particles of CO2 will change the atmosphere…? How long till we admit we’ve got a problem?

Lovers of horror, behold! The Mad Tweeting Clown distracts us from the ongoing agenda of the “Grand Old Party” and its willing accomplices in the public and private sectors!

Behold! The plunder of our resources—natural, human, and spiritual! Behold! The false narratives and fake news, that clutter the mind and delay action!

Well, visitor, why not turn away from this mad pageantry and instead watch some Glass Eye Pix movies, bursting with wholesome themes!!

Watch:
Liberty Kid
The Last Winter
Birth of the Living Dead
The Comedy
Wendy and Lucy
Wendigo
American Jesus
Automatons
No Telling  

Read:
Low Impact Filmmaking
What Are You Voting For
Sudden Storm, A Wendigo Reader

Listen:
Natural Selection 

Sing:
Class War
Monkey Farm
Silent Spring
Road to Ruin

Visit:
Running Out Of Road Started Sept 11, 2006
Disconnex I started this facebook page Fall 2016, collecting articles and some videos and book recommendations. But I find facebook somewhat arbitrary, countering any impulse to organize your thoughts, so I’m moving towards a website on the matters of society’s future and imperilment…

I’ll let you know when I get it together.

But anyway, shouldn’t you be ordering your NAUGHTY NIGHTS VALENTINE Countdown Calendar!?

Esquire has the scoop on the film, directed by Michael Paul Stephenson and featuring Fessenden as “Taft” as well as IN A VALLEY OF VIOLENCE pal Toby Huss, Stacey Keach, Amber Tamblyn, Natasha Lyonne, and Ed Begley Jr…

How Bob Odenkirk Brought a Comic Sweetness to His New Noir Film Girlfriend’s Day

Plus an exclusive first look at the film, which premieres on Netflix on Valentine’s Day.

Stake Land 2: The Stakelander out on VOD February 7th, 2017. 

Check out the trailer HERE