Glass Eye Pix joins MPI’s Dark Sky Films and Zak Zeman’s Site B Productions on LATE PHASES, starring STAKE LAND vet Nick Damici.

From the Press Release:
MPI’s Dark Sky Films, the preeminent independent producer-distributor of high-quality genre films, announced in Berlin that actor Nick Damici (Stake Land, Premium Rush, We Are What We Are) is set to star in the upcoming LATE PHASES, directed by Adrian Garcia Bogliano (Here Comes The Devil, Penumbra). Shooting will start this spring.
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Fessenden appears to channel Mr. Hyde as he and Graham Reznick present at the Second Annual New York Videogame Critics Circle Awards.

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On Feburary 5th, the NYU Game Center, in cooperation with NYU-Poly’s Game Innovation Lab, is hosting the Second Annual New York Video Game Critics Circle Awards. The event will be held on February 5th at the Pfizer Auditorium at NYU-Poly.
Daily Show writer Daniel Radosh has been tapped to host the event, which will feature performances by MC Frontalot and Schaffer the Darklord. Presenters include horror filmmakers Larry Fessenden and Graham Resnick, as well as The Magician author and Time magazine   Continue Reading »

Actor Dominic Monaghan speaks about I SELL THE DEAD in a recent interview with Huffington Post. Dominic played Arthur, apprentice to Willie Grimes (Fessenden), in Glenn McQuaid’s tale of grave robbers and   Continue Reading »

Count down to Valentine’s Day with a naughty LOVE ADVENTure peekaboo calendar. Experience 14 nights of love and romance as you open a die-cut window each day displaying a couple engaged in amour.

A selection of some of the most enjoyable positions from the Kama Sutra come to life in this happy house of pleasure. Make Valentine’s Day last a fortnight, or bring two weeks of pizzazz to your relationship any time of year! All brought to you with love by   Continue Reading »

Alverson joins Producer Mike Ryan, Filmmaker Robert Berger, Slamdance President and Co-Founder Peter Baxter, and Host Ricky Camilleri in a conversation about independent cinema, the growth of Sundance, and how Alverson’s film, THE COMEDY, was received when it played Sundance 2012.   Continue Reading »

From Merve Emre at the Los Angeles Review of Books:
FOR MANY INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS today, “Most Walked-Out Film at Sundance 2012” is a perverse badge of honor, and Rick Alverson’s deceptively titled The Comedy wears it with pride. That much seems clear from the film’s opening shot: a slow-mo wrestling match between two fat, drunk, and nearly naked men, wheezy 30-somethings whose unlovely flesh swells and falls in time to Donnie and Joe Emerson’s soulful 1979 hit “Baby.” Unlike the sweet   Continue Reading »

Recent cinema has seen a small handful of movies about cults or communities — “Martha Marcy May Marlene,” “Sound Of My Voice,” “The Master” among them — but perhaps the eeriest or strangest of them all is the upcoming “Jug Face.” Set to premiere at the Slamdance Film Festival, we have the first exclusive trailer for the movie, and….well, just watch it, and you’ll see what we mean.
Starring Lauren Ashley Carter (in what is described as a breakout role), Sean Young, Sean Bridgers, Larry Fessenden and Daniel Manche,   Continue Reading »

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