From Movies.com:
“One of our favorite indie film studios, Glass Eye Pix, will be heading up a documentary on George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. Rob Kuhns (codirector and editor for PBS’ Enemies of War) is joining forces with executive producer Larry Fessenden for an in-depth look at the undead. Birth of the Living Dead will detail how an unassuming group of filmmakers in Pittsburgh started the zombie revolution with a script inspired by the sociopolitical horrors happening around   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pix and co-producers Zabriskie Films and Visualsuspects are pleased to announce the world premiere of Aram Garriga’s ambitious portrait of Christianity in American Culture entitled AMERICAN JESUS at the 2013 Woodstock Film Festival on Friday Oct 4th followed by its international premiere at Sitges Film Festival Oct 11-20th.
Indiewire has the exclusive poster art for AMERICAN JESUS. (See it here.) Big thanks to artist Uri Moline for the design.

Check out the trailer below, and learn more about the film   Continue Reading »

James Siewert has wrapped phase 1 of production on The Past Inside the Present. The ambitious animation project is a cyberpunk allegorical tale of a couple who have the ability to renew their dying relationship by plugging directly into recordings of their memories. When their illusion breaks, they must face the barren reality of the present.
The film is produced by Larry Fessenden and Chris Skotchdopole, and it stars Miles Joris-Peyrafitte and Schuyler Helford. James previously directed music videos as part   Continue Reading »

TALES creators Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid discuss the birth of the series, the production behind each episode, the sardonic TALES host, the wave of horror anthology in the audio realm, and much, much more.

Check Out Entertainment Podcasts at Blog Talk Radio with Variety Radio Online on   Continue Reading »

Singer-songwriter/animator Voltaire, whose collaborations with GEP include the original TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE animated announcement and the animated short “Odokuro”, has released the rough mix of a new song entitled “The Devil And Mr. Jones”. The song is a tribute to actor Doug Jones – who starred in the 2008 FEAR ITSELF episode “Skin and Bones,” which was directed by Larry Fessenden – and its lyrics mention Fessenden himself. The first track to be released from Voltaire’s upcoming album   Continue Reading »

In a new interview, Larry Fessenden talks with Movie Geeks United about recording the new season of TALES BEYOND THE PALE in front of a live audience, how the audience experience of the audio drama differs from that of film, his mission to reinvigorate classic horror elements, the psychology of the horror genre, his appearance in YOU’RE NEXT, and much more!
From the interview:
“I think what has inspired Glenn and myself all along with this project is that we’re stripping away   Continue Reading »

From Charlie J.J. Kruger at Horror-Punks.com:
“I remember Tales From The Darkside. I remember Tales From The Crypt. I remember the re-done Twilight Zone and Outer Limits shows. I remember all of the Simpsons Treehouse Halloween episodes. I remember and I miss these things. Once a year we get a new Simpsons Halloween episode, a few years ago we had Masters of Horror and Fear Itself… but now… Horror Compilations are a thing to love and respect. Weekly (or monthly, or   Continue Reading »

Ain’t It Cool News is reviewing the new season of Tales From Beyond the Pale, and this week their review focuses on Clay McLeod Chapman’s “Like Father, Like Son”. Head to AintItCool.com to check out the whole post:
“This Frankenstein-ian tale is a gritty and dire story that most likely will churn your stomach and make you twist with unease. It’s a somber tale about a scientist working on a formula which reanimates dead tissue and, wouldn’t you know it, on   Continue Reading »

Hey Los Angeles! This Saturday, attend a midnight screening of Larry Fessenden’s WENDIGO in 35mm at the New Bev!
A blue Volvo makes its way through the fading light on a chilly winter evening in Upstate New York. Kim (Patricia Clarkson), George (Jake Weber) and their eight-year old son, Miles (Erik Per Sullivan), are city dwellers stealing a weekend away at a friend’s country farmhouse. But a fluke accident sets off a chain of events that alters their lives forever and   Continue Reading »

From DreadCentral.com:
“As of this past Friday the 13th, Season 2 of “Tales from Beyond the Pale,” the inventive radio drama horror series from Glass Eye Pix founder Larry Fessenden and director Glenn McQuaid, is now available for purchase independently via its online store.
If you were a fan of films like I Sell the Dead, The Innkeepers, The Last Winter (directed by Fessenden) or Stake Land, this is the company that brought you those films. Episodes for the new season were   Continue Reading »