Get a look at the new Just Desserts music video, featuring Tom Laverack on piano, Mark Ambrosino on drums, and Fessendeon on sax. The album’s now on iTunes, Google Play, emusic, and AmazonMP3.

“Tired of Killing Myself” performed by Just Desserts at The Jalopy Theater, Brooklyn, NY.
Directed and edited by Craig Macneill
Director of Photography – Noah Greenberg
Produced by Larry Fessenden & Noah Greenberg
A Glass Eye Pix/Sojourn Records   Continue Reading »

SATELLITE, directed by Glass Eye Pix collaborator Jeff Winner and produced with pals Jason Orans and Brian Devine at Gigantic Pictures, is now available on VOD and   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pix starts pre-production on a short animated film by director James Siewert, already responsible for two GEP music videos (see them here and here). The film is produced by Larry Fessenden and Chris Skotchdopole, and stars Miles Joris-Peyrafitte and Schuyler Helford.
The Past Inside the Present 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   Continue Reading »

Check out the August 9th issue of Entertainment Weekly for a YOU’RE NEXT piece by EW’s Clark Collis.
The fright-flick from director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett features Fessenden and Glass Eye pals Joe Swanberg, Ti West, AJ Bowen, Amy Seimetz, Kate Lyn Sheil, et al. The film hits theaters August   Continue Reading »

A third segment of Graham Reznick’s science fiction omnibus THE DESIGNER has just wrapped shooting. The Glass Eye Pix production is being shot over a period of months with a group of regular GEP collaborators.

In THE DESIGNER, a journalist searches for a suspiciously missing video game designer as his game begins to take over the world.
Learn more about THE DESIGNER at   Continue Reading »

From Tom Efinger at The Dig It Post:
The film Beneath is the latest directing effort of writer, director, actor, and producer Larry Fessenden. Larry is a tried and true film maker; his acting credits include roles in movies like Scorsese’s Bringing Out The Dead, Jarmusch’s Broken Flowers, and The Brave One with Jodi Foster and Terrence Howard. He has directed several films, too: The Habit, Wendigo, The Last Winter, and Beneath are some of his main titles. He has also   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pix is pleased to announce that Birth of the Living Dead, the new documentary on the making of the George Romero classic, will screen at the 2013 Sitges Film Festival, running 9—13 October near Barcelona, Spain. The award-winning film was directed by Rob Kuhns, produced by Kuhns and Esther Cassidy and Executive produced by Fessenden. Stay tuned for more news on the Fall release schedule for this compelling  documentary about one of the most influential films ever   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pix collaborator and director of I CAN SEE YOU, Graham Reznick, has a track on The Outer Church compilation, available today.
You can check the album out and give some tracks a listen here.

From http://fandf.bandcamp.com:
The artists list in full: Embla Quickbeam / Grumbling Fur / Some Truths / Kemper Norton / Pye Corner Audio / Black Mountain Transmitter / Angkorwat / Position Normal / Ekoplekz / BrokenThree / Anna Meredith / Hong Kong In The 60s / Baron Mordant   Continue Reading »

JUG FACE, starring Fessenden alongside Lauren Ashley Carter, Sean Young, Daniel Manche, and Sean Bridgers, opens in select theaters August 9th (find out where it’s playing here) and is also On Demand and streaming on iTunes and Amazon Instant Video.
JUG FACE Film Review From SciFiNow:
Indie horror debut Jug Face is a compelling and complex must-see.
The opening minutes of Chad Crawford Kinkle’s debut film Jug Face might feel familiar. We have the backwoods community with its archaic customs, we have something   Continue Reading »

From Independent Film Quarterly:
BENEATH is a satirical horror-thriller directed by established filmmaker Larry Fessenden (The Last Winter, Habit, Wendigo) and produced by Fessenden and Peter Phok for Glass Eye Pix. The film tells the story of a group of six bratty teens who celebrate the end of high school by taking a trip to an isolated lake. Things get perilous with the appearance of a deadly monster piranha like fish lurking in the water. Stuck in their bloodied, oarless, leaking   Continue Reading »