Ain’t It Cool News will be reviewing the new season of Tales From Beyond The Pale in the coming weeks. They start off with Joe Maggio’s RAM KING. Head to AintItCool.com to check out the whole post:
“This tale from Medieval times focuses on a young boy who questions his belief in a tribal god known as the Ram King. The story is a gritty tale of the strength of belief and legend and how that can be used to show   Continue Reading »

Entertainment Weekly has an exclusive on the release of TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE, SEASON 2 LIVE! including news on how you can hear a double bill of Larry Fessenden’s “Caper” and Glenn McQuaid’s “The Crush” for free.
“Those sick folks over at Tales From Beyond the Pale are celebrating the release of the second season of their frightful-in-a-good-way audio play fables by streaming two new stories, which you can hear for absolutely nothing. The first is the Sean Young-starring The   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pal Mickey Keating does good: formerly Glass eye Pix’s most enthusiastic intern ever, Keating went to Hollywood and is already making a name for himself with cool smart throwback films that emphasize film craft and mood. “Reminds me of Ti West when he was a young pup. I always look forward to seeing what Mickey  comes up with next.” says Fessenden who has a cameo in RITUAL, but you might just miss it if you’re not paying attention. Get   Continue Reading »

IN THEATERS November 21, 2014
Directed by Adrian Garcia Bogliano
Written by Eric Stolze
With Nick Damici, Ethan Embry, Erin Cummings, Lance Guest, and Tom Noonan
MPI’s Dark Sky Films is co-producing LATE PHASES with Zak Zeman’s Site B Productions,
while Larry Fessenden and Brent Kunkle are producing for Glass Eye   Continue Reading »

” 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 film is produced   Continue Reading »

 
Glass Eye Pal Kelly Reichardt’s new film NIGHT MOVES, reviewed by Hollywood Reporter while unspooling at the Venice Film Festival, went on to take the top prize at The 39th American Film Festival, Deauville. The film, starring Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning and Peter Sarsgaard, was executive produced by Fessenden in an ongoing collaboration with Reichardt that dates back to 1993’s RIVER OF GRASS, her debut feature. Frequent Glass Eye collaborator Jeff Grace provides the haunting NIGHT MOVES score.
Congrats to all.   Continue Reading »

BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD is coming this October! Check out the review from Brian M. Sammons at Hellnotes.com:

“Playing the film festival circuit right now is a new documentary about what is arguably the single most influential movie (not horror movie, but overall movie) in the last 50 years or so, Night of the Living Dead. What, you think I’m overstating things a bit? Name another movie from that period that spawned its own subgenre, and if you can   Continue Reading »

From Brian Truitt at USA TODAY:

Check out an exclusive first listen at the episode from the upcoming second season of ‘Tales from Beyond the Pale.’

Simon Barrett unleashed a trio of masked killers on an unsuspecting family — and moviegoing public — as the screenwriter of the current horror film You’re Next, and next month he puts a college DJ through hell in old-school Hollywood fashion.
Dead Air, written and directed by Barrett, is part of the second season of Tales from   Continue Reading »

Image Credit: Larry Busacca/Getty Images
From Clark Collis at Entertainment Weekly:
Director Larry Fessenden’s Glass Eye Pix company has announced that season 2 of the horror-themed Tales from Beyond the Pale audio play series will be released on the suitably spooky date of Friday, Sept. 13. The second batch of terror tales was recorded live in New York and features actors Sean Young, Vincent D’Onofrio, James LeGros (Living in Oblivion, Girls), and Kate Lyn Sheil (Sun Don’t Shine), among others. “Having a   Continue Reading »

From Clark Collis at Insidemovies.EW.com:
“…You’re Next is easily Wingard’s most commercial film to date, and the first to receive a wide theatrical release. However, this tale of a family reunion which is brutally interrupted by mask-wearing psychos is still far from being your (next) average horror movie. The movie’s stars include “real” actors Sharni Vinson (Step Up 3D), Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator), and Amy Seimetz (Upstream Color, AMC’s The Killing) but also an array of indie directors including Joe Swanberg (Hannah   Continue Reading »