From MorbidlyAmusing.com:
“In a bit of news that has somehow escaped us here at Morbidly Amusing, a fascinating new horror documentary entitled Birth of the Living Dead has been set for release this very month. This doc tells the story of George A. Romero and his creation of the modern film zombie in his directorial debut Night of the Living Dead. Focusing on the political and social ramifications of Night and sporting a wide array of interviews from modern-day film   Continue Reading »

Fessenden’s son Jack premiered RIDING SHOTGUN at the Woodstock Film Festival on October 4th. The half hour film, inspired by Jim Mickle’s STAKE LAND (in which young Fessenden had a cameo), features Larry Fessenden, Owen Campbell (BITTER FEAST) and Mike Dragon Vincent as well as co-scribe Alex Hoffman and legions of extras. Watch the trailer   Continue Reading »

From Dread Central:
“If you like a good scary story like we do, then you’re going to need to check out Tales From Beyond the Pale’s feature The Listening Room. Brought to you from the good people at Glass Eye Pix, these audio nightmares are sure to creep you out. And they’re free every Tuesday!
Produced and curated by Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden (who also hosts) The Listening Room launched this October and promises to deliver two free streaming tales   Continue Reading »

From examiner.com:
Forty-five years ago on Oct. 2, 2013, George A. Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead” was released to theaters. This shocking, horrific film was, at the time, counter-culture, but is now very much mainstream.
In 1968, Romero directed this super low-budge horror film that eventually rise to a billion dollar industry.
Filmmaker Rob Kuhns will release “Birth of the Dead, a documentary about the impact of “Night of the Living Dead,” on Nov.6, 2013 in New York at the IFC Center.   Continue Reading »

Be sure to catch Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH as it makes its TV premiere on Chiller tonight at 9 PM ET!  Check out the new poster for the film, and get more info on the Chiller   Continue Reading »

“There is no other single film that has ever impacted the horror world the way that Night of the Living Dead has. No other film. I wont even hear the argument. It isn’t my favorite film, and it isn’t even my favorite Romero film… but still… this movie changed everything. Horror, sci-fi, and pop-culture at large… everything was different once this film broke out. Different and better.
With that in mind, it makes sense that there are countless (and I mean   Continue Reading »

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” American Jesus is an important documentary that will redefine how the world looks at America and how we Americans look at ourselves… with a level of intuitive intelligence I’ve never seen before in a film on religion”
–Frank Schaeffer

The new Glass Eye Pix documentary by Aram Garriga is given a remarkable analysis by Frank Schaeffer on Huffington Post.
American Jesus has its world premiere at the Woodstock film festival Friday October 4 and its International Premier at Sitges later this month.
The   Continue Reading »

Larry Fessenden’s HABIT will be screening at the Spectacle Theatre in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Friday, October 11th, 8PM for one night only, with Fessenden in attendance!
From SpectacleTheatre.com:
Spectacle is pleased to welcome acclaimed horror filmmaker Larry Fessenden for a special screening of HABIT, his breakout 1995 independent vampire film.
Breaking up has never quite sucked like this: shortly after breaking up with his girlfriend, Sam (Fessenden) heads to a party, where a mysterious woman, Anna, catches his attention. After losing each other,   Continue Reading »

JUG FACE, featuring Fessenden alongside Lauren Ashley Carter, Sean Bridgers, Sean Young, and Daniel Manche, is coming to DVD and Blu-ray this October!
“MVD Entertainment Group and Modern Distributors announced today that the Slamdance Film Festival favorite JUG FACE, written and directed by Chad Crawford Kinkle, will be available on Blu-ray and DVD on October 15th, 2013. The film was produced by Andrew van den Houten (“Funeral Kings,” ‘’The Woman”) and Robert Tonino (‘’Home Movie,” “The Girl Next Door”) for Modernciné,   Continue Reading »