NYC’s Posteritati is hosting a Glass Eye Pix 30th Anniversary/Fessenden Box Set Release Party tonight.

As the Facebook Invite explains:

Glass Eye Pix, NYC-based production outfit headed by art-horror auteur Larry Fessenden, celebrates 30 years of fierce independent film with a gathering at Posteritati on the day of the release of the Fessenden Collection, a 4 disc blu-ray box set of Fessenden’s films from Shout Factory.

Posteritati will be presenting a slew of the posters that have marked the Glass Eye brand including Wendigo (2001), The House of the Devil (2009), Wendy and Lucy (2008), Habit (1995) and more! Larry Fessenden will be in attendance and will be signing posters as well copies of his blu-ray box set.

IFC Center pays tribute to Glass Eye Pix (“one of the indie scene’s most productive and longest-running companies” —Filmmaker Magazine) with a series of midnight shows starting Thursday October 8.

See you there!

LA Fans, we’ve got another screening at the ArcLight Hollywood tonight. Slamdance Cinema Club presents a screening of WENDIGO tonight, October 19th, at 8pm. Fessenden and Jake Weber will be in attendance.

For tickets and more info, head over to the ArcLight.

Want to know more about the WENDIGO? Check out THE SHAPE OF THE WENDIGO, featuring Fessenden explaining the origins of his fascination with the myth, directed and edited by Adam Barnick.

Attention LA Fans – ArcLight Hollywood and Slamdance Cinema Club presents a screening I SELL THE DEAD tonight at 8pm. Guests from the film in attendance include Fessenden, Ron Perlman, and Angus Scrimm.

For Tickets and more info, head over to the ArcLight.

Head on over to Blumhouse to see an exclusive mini-documentary interviewing Fessenden about the various forms the Wendigo has taken in his work. From WENDIGO to THE LAST WINTER to SKIN AND BONES and more, Fessenden sheds light on how this mythological creature’s captured his imagination.

Attention fans in the L.A. area! Glass Eye Pix are giving away a limited number of tickets for the WENDIGO and I SELL THE DEAD Arclight screenings mentioned above! Just email GlassEyeTix@gmail.com for a shot at one of 100 free passes for each showing. But act fast — these will sell out quickly!

Exclusive art/comments: “RE-ANIMATOR” reunion and more in Glass Eye Pix’s third “TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE” lineup

Filmmaker and Glass Eye Pix topper Larry Fessenden and I SELL THE DEAD creator Glenn McQuaid (pictured) have more sonic nightmares coming in the third season of TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE audio dramas, and they gave Fango the scoop about some exciting contributors, plus an exclusive first look at the promo art.

“This new collection is, after a few years of taking our show on the road, a return to the comforts of the studio,” McQuaid tells us (the TALES recorded live at this past summer’s Fantasia festival will be part of the fourth season). “I’m very proud of the results. After five years in the business, the audio format is opening up to us in new ways, and these 10 TALES are a wonderful edition to our crazy canon of stories. They make for a diverse, inventive and, I believe, vital horror anthology.”

read story here

Fessenden’s WENDIGO included in awesome list of 10 cool fright flicks from Calum Marsh of DETAILS magazine:

See WENDIGO on the big screen 16 & 17 of October in NYC at IFC or 19 October in Los Angeles at the Arclight

Glass Eye Pix braved the masses again this year for New York Comic Con 2015. Check out our photos from the event right here!

FROM ICONS OF FRIGHT

Larry Fessenden is a jack of all trades within the horror genre. An actor, director, writer, producer, the filmmaker is not only one of the best auteurs in the last 20 years, but is also responsible for producing some of the most up and coming genre directors’ films. Ti West’s THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL/THE INNKEEPERS, Jim Mickle’s STAKE LAND, Adrián García Bogliano’s LATE PHASES, and the list goes on and on. Fessenden himself has been one of the most influential filmmakers in independent genre films around, having helmed such revered films as NO TELLING, HABIT, WENDIGO, THE LAST WINTER and 2013’s BENEATH. Playing such a huge part in filmmaking in all aspects of the word, Fessenden and his company, Glass Eye Pix is celebrating 30 years of auteur-driven films, with an upcoming Scream Factory boxset featuring four of Fessenden’s films, a series of screenings of Larry’s films, and now, a mini-documentary series revolving around the various films Glass Eye Pix was responsible for.

Icons of Fright alumni Adam Barnick is directing each episode of the series, and fright fanatics, we’re happy to say, we’ve got the first episode of the series for you to check out. Watch the video below and by all means, visit https://0f39f0c.netsolhost.com/glasseyepix/ for more info!!

NYC’s IFC Center celebrates Glass Eye Pix’s 30th Anniversary with Glass Eye Pix: 30th Anniversary Tribute, a series of special screenings throughout October and into November. Screenings include GEP horror classics like NO TELLING and THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, as well as some of GEP’s non-horror films like WENDY AND LUCY and THE COMEDY.

Read on for a full listing of screenings at IFC’s Glass Eye Pix: 30th Anniversary Tribute.

A new series celebrates GEP’s 30th Anniversary with mini-docs about the movies all month long! Today, Fessenden talks art direction and scouting NYC in the 90s to create the look for HABIT. The film screens TONIGHT 9pm at IFC Center with Fessenden & cast in attendance!

Director and Editor: Adam Barnick
Director of Photography/Sound: Ben Wolf
Makeup: Michele Dirks