If you’re in NYC, see a BOTLD/NOTLD double bill at IFC Center tonight, with an intro with the filmmakers.

Click on through for BOTLD around the web, pics from last night’s premiere event, and the BOTLD ZOMBIE PHOTO CONTEST poster!

Fessenden to star in GRAY MATTER. Learn about the Stephen King adaptation here.

Greetings, Audiophiles. In this week’s TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE double bill, the dead don’t always stay dead. We hope you’ll find Ashley Thorpe’s “Dead Man’s Shoes” and Simon Barrett’s “Dead Air”… lively.

Visit the Tales Listening Room to stream the episodes for free or download all the episodes from the Tales From Beyond The Pale online store.

BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD director Rob Kuhns and exec producer Larry Fessenden discuss the film with Cinefantastique’s Inside the Fantastique. See the interview!

writer/director Ana Asensio
“First-time writer-director Ana Asensio’s Most Beautiful Island is a movie you won’t easily forget. The psychological thriller follows a day in the life of an undocumented immigrant woman trying to make ends meet in New York. She decides to take an odd job to get herself out of financial straits, but when she shows up, she’s forced into a dangerous underground world in which her life hangs by a delicate thread. Shot in gritty Super-16, the film intimately captures the desperation   Continue Reading »

Check out GEP collaborator Graham Reznick’s “The Trick Is The Treat,” the newest short in Shock Till You Drop’s “Halloween Night” series.

BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD is in theaters, on iTunes and VOD now, and it’s coming to New York next week. Here’s a sampling of some of the BOTLD goodness happening on the web and on the streets.

Spend Halloween at the TALES HQ with two scary stories from McQuaid and Fessenden, streaming for free in the listening room…

This week: Working Stiffs.

Happy Halloween…

“I am very interested in the function of horror in society and how trends in scary movies reflect the national anxieties of a given era. Certainly after the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, our fear flicks were populated by freaks of nature brought on by nuclear fallout: Them!, Tarantula and all the Godzilla films. During the Bush years we experienced a wave of torture porn, and so on. So it was more that Rob’s film was trying to integrate the historical with the artistic efforts of some indie upstarts that captivated me and seemed an expression of my own interests.” Continue Reading

Executive Producer Larry Fessenden chats with Westword Denver on the production of BIRTH OF THE LIVING DEAD, how he got involved and what the movie means to him. Read on ->