from Fangoria:

FANG: You have a fantastic cast of genre veterans and up-and-comers: Graham Skipper, Lauren Ashley Carter, Larry Fessenden, etc. You even included former FANGO staffer Sam Zimmerman. How did you assemble such an excellent team for THE MIND’S EYE?

BEGOS: Very early on, I wrote the script with a couple people in mind, like Graham and Lauren, but we shot in Rhode Island, which is about a couple hours outside of New York, so we were sort of pulling from New York where a lot of the Glass Eye Pix family is. I’m a big fan of using kind of familiar faces but I feel like a lot of horror movies nowadays sort of use horror actors just because they’re like “Oh, this guy was in this movie,” and they’re not even particularly good. I’m pretty happy that we were able to assemble what I feel like are kind of some of the best of the best actors in the genre.

THE MIND’S EYE not only fantastic actors who embody their roles really well, but they feel like real people and they’re from horror movies. For instance, Jeremy Gardner, who I’m surprised hasn’t been in some more movies, and I can’t believe that people don’t utilize Larry Fessenden beyond beyond two minute cameos because he’s such a fucking phenomenal actor. Once I realized Larry was just going to play the sheriff, we were talking and I was like, “Dude, that’s such a throwaway role, man. I think I’m going to give you the Dad role.” I wanted to utilize him in that way he was in HABIT, so he killed it with these great takes and great references. He’s normally shoe-horned into these little roles, but I’m glad really showed up and shined through the movie.

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The Mind’s Eye, the second feature from writer/director Joe Begos hits theaters tomorrow! Catch the NYC opening at City Cinemas Village East at 11:55am and 7:30pm! Check your local listings for showings near you and don’t miss out on this telekinetic nightmare starring Darling‘s Lauren Ashley Carter, Graham Skipper and Glass Eye pal John Speredakos along with Fessenden!

The AV Club – “The Mind’s Eye is punk as fuck”

Entertainment Weekly – “It’s Scanners meets Death Wish“

Dread Central – Interviews Graham Skipper

Indiewire – The Mind’s Eye trailer

Glass Eye pal Mike Gingold talks THE RANGER in this Fantasia/Frontières exclusive! 

“During this summer’s Frontières International Co-Production Market at Montreal’s Fantasia festival, RUE MORGUE got the chance to chat with several filmmakers who were there pitching ambitious genre projects to potential backers. Among the most notable were Jenn Wexler and Larry Fessenden of Glass Eye Pix, with a unique maniac-in-the-woods chiller called THE RANGER”

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Fessenden sits with Sam Zimmerman and hand-picks a variety of scary flicks from Shudder’s collection.

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Fessenden chats with Daily Grindhouse about Sudden Storm: A Wendigo Reader, Marvel comics, the horrors of the internet and other intriguing topics. 

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From The Film stage:

Cheap Thrills director E.L. Katz is assembling quite the cast for his follow-up Small Crimes, with Robert Forster, Jacki Weaver, Green Room‘s Macon Blair, Gary Cole, Larry Fessenden, and Molly Parker all joining Game of Thrones regular Nikolaj Coster-Waldau in the thriller slated for next year. Of particular interest is that the script is also co-penned (along with Katz) by Blair, who is also currently working on his feature debut. Coster-Waldau plays the lead, a former cop who gets out of prison and returns to his hometown to start fresh, only to get entangled in the same hullabaloo he originally left behind. The film is an adaptation of a 2008 novel and is currently in production in Montreal.