Attention NYC Fans! Glenn McQuaid’s I SELL THE DEAD screens Friday 11/6/15 and Saturday 11/7/15 at midnight at the IFC Center in NYC.

18th-century justice has finally caught up with grave robbers Arthur Blake (Dominic Monaghan) and Willie Grimes (Larry Fessenden). With the specter of the guillotine looming over him, young Blake confesses to a priest, Father Duffy (Ron Perlman), about his fifteen years of adventure in the resurrection trade; from his humble beginnings as a young boy stealing trinkets from corpses, to his partnership with seasoned ghoul Willie Grimes hunting creatures unwilling to accept their place in the ground. The colorful and peculiar history of Grimes and Blake is one filled with adventure, horror, and vicious professional competition that ends where it begins — the grave.

For tickets and more info, head over to IFC.

Tuesday night the Film Society of Lincoln Center hosted Fessenden and the Glass Eye Pix crew for a double screening of THE LAST WINTER and the NYC premiere of Mickey Keating’s DARLING.

Read on for photos from the night and Hollywood Reporter’s review of DARLING.

Joe Yanick of Diabolique Magazine wrote an extensive look back at the career of Fessenden through a review of THE LARRY FESSENDEN COLLECTION.

“Fessenden prefigured the style of horror cinema that would basically define the last decade. It’s smart, idea-driven work that pays homage to the history of horror rather than stick its nose up to it.”

Read on for the full review.

Madeleine Koestner of Fangoria just reviewed Mickey Keating’s DARLING. The film makes its NYC debut tonight at Film Society of Lincoln Center and stars Lauren Ashley Carter and Brian Morvant.

“But is DARLING scary? Yes. It’s unsettling, distressing and mesmerizing.”

Read on for the full review.

Matt Morrison of Film Comment just wrote a rundown of Mickey Keating’s DARLING ahead of its NYC premiere. See the movie tonight at 9:45pm at Film Society of Lincoln Center (tickets and more info here).

In Mickey Keating’s menacing new psychological thriller Darling, we meet the titular character (Lauren Ashley Carter)—sporting an innocent flip haircut, silk jabot, and Karina-in-Alphaville raccoon eyes—as she assumes care for an old Manhattan townhouse. It “really is a lovely old house,” the owner (Sean Young) deliciously and beguilingly informs her. “It will take care of you.”

Read on for the full article.

Attention NYC Fans: Tonight at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, as part of their horror program Scary Movies 9, there are two screenings of GEP Films… something old, and something new.

THE LAST WINTER (2006)
dir. Larry Fessenden
7:00pm
w/ Fessenden, James LeGros, and Ron Perlman in attendance
Tickets and More Info

And make it a double feature with the NYC premiere of…

DARLING (2015)
dir. Mickey Keating
9:45pm
w/ Fessenden, Mickey Keating, Lauren Ashley Carter and Brian Morvant in attendance
Tickets and More Info

Last night Glass Eye Pix rung in their 30th birthday with a screening of EXPERIENCED MOVERS at Lucy’s: the bar where the film was shot. 30 years ago, to the night last night, the Glass Eye Pix logo first graced a screen.

Read on to see all the pictures from last night.

Yes friends, it was the sprawling Epic EXPERIENCED MOVERS, based on the 4 hour play by East Village Dramaturge Evan McHale and produced, directed, shot and edited by Fessenden, that first bore the production title Glass Eye Pix.

Premiering in the downtown club Danceteria Nov 2 1985, ExMovers went on to play in bars and basements in the East Village on TVs Daisy-chained together by RF cables.

In tribute to those days of independence and self invention, we return to the bar where XMOVERS was filmed, hosted by Lucy who was there every day of the shoot providing hangover-helpers to the director and his 2-man crew.

Ambitious, flawed, bizarrely original, XMOVERS is an endurance test and indie filmmaking before there was such a term. See if you can survive it. FREE. BYOB. (buy your own Booze)

Attn NYC Fans! Catch two 12:30am showings of HOUSE OF THE DEVIL from director Ti West tonight 10/30 and tomorrow night 10/31.

“West playfully subverts the horror film genre by insidiously setting up the mood and letting it eerily and slowly play out before slamming home with a fiendish finale.”

For tickets and more info, head over to IFC Center.

TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE, SEASON 3 is coming for you November 27th (Black Friday)! But Entertainment Weekly has a Halloween treat for you today– Stuart Gordon’s episode, THE HOUND, is available for you to stream, plus they’ve got exclusive poster art (created by acclaimed Nightmare on Elm Street/Evil Dead artist Graham Humphreys) along with info about the release.

“The 10-episode season will feature tales written by McQuaid, Fessenden, and Jeff Buhler (The Midnight Meat Train), among others. Meanwhile, the impressive cast list includes Dominic Monaghan, Billy Boyd, Vincent D’Onofrio, Nick Damici, James LeGros, Sean Young, and Pat Healy.

The new season also features a Re-Animator reunion with director Stuart Gordon, actress Barbara Crampton, writer Dennis Paoli, and composer Richard Band returning to H.P. Lovecraft territory with an adaptation of the famous horror writer’s short story, The Hound.

Tales from Beyond the Pale: Season 3 will be released with a hardcover book — illustrated by renowned poster artist Graham Humphreys — and on a USB drive that will also feature an introductory film by Beck Underwood. 

We can only show you a sliver here, so head over to listen to the episode and check out the new poster.

TALES: SEASON 3 is now available for pre-order over at the TALES online store.  Visit TalesFromBeyondThePale.com for more info about the new season.