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The movie, directed by Glenn McQuaid, starring Larry Fessenden, Dominic Monaghan and Ron Perlman, is streaming right now on Netflix! Check it out   Continue Reading »

PunkeInFilm discusses Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH:
Scout Tafoya: Larry Fessenden’s first film was a Super 8 remake of Spielberg’s Jaws which included a pretty accurate miniature representation of the vessel The Orca. It’s half parody, half-tribute, all proof that Fessenden was someone who got the details right and has his own way of doing things. When he started making horror films they felt real, every inch of them. They were horrific long before the monster showed up because he got the details   Continue Reading »

From Yahoo.com:
Fessenden’s 10-foot Rubber Fish as Finicky as Bruce the Shark
As Larry Fessenden, director of the new thriller “Beneath,” likes to point out, you can’t make a giant-creature-under-the-water movie without thinking of “Jaws.” Like Steven Spielberg’s classic, Fessenden’s tale of terror will make some viewers stay away from even the quietest of lakes.
Looking like a distant relative of Bruce, the mechanical shark from Spielberg’s epic, Fessenden’s 10-foot rubber nemesis was built on land in a laboratory for props, but not   Continue Reading »

From e-online.com:
“Fans of the family series 7th Heaven may need a moment to process this—but little Ruthie is all grown up. Actress Mackenzie Rosman proved to fans that she is no longer just a child star, but a sexy young woman with curves to flaunt, by posing…for the September issue of Maxim…Rosman is currently starring in the film Beneath and will appear in the TV movie Ghost Shark, premiering on SyFy Aug. 22.”

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Just announced:
Night Moves, the latest film from  Glass Eye Pal  Kelly Reichardt (River of Grass, Old Joy, Wendy and Lucy, Meek’s Cutoff), written by Kelly Reichardt and Jonathan Raymond, will play at the 2013 Toronto Film Festival. The fllm stars Dakota Fanning, Jesse Eisenberg, Peter Sarsgaard, Alia Shawkat and James LeGros.
Fessenden served as executive producer, along with Reichardt regulars Todd Haynes (executive producer),  Neil Kopp  (producer)  Anish Savjani (producer) as well as several new collaborators. See full credits at imdb.
Glass Eye Pix regular Jeff Grace scored the   Continue Reading »

Get a look at Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH at Latino-Review.com

BENEATH is now in theaters, On Demand, on iTunes, on Google Play, and on   Continue Reading »

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BENEATH Review From Twitch:
Larry Fessenden takes the old fashioned horror-as-allegory approach to his work. Recently (though Beneath is his first feature in nearly seven years) this has meant adapting the environmental horror aesthetic of 70s films like The Boogens to the present decade by using an inspired minimalism. His technique in Beneath owes more to ʻsuspenseʼ films like The Birds than it does to the explicit gore of more famous 80s slashers and the last decade’s torture horror.
Beneath, however, could   Continue Reading »

From Ken W. Hanley at DiaboliqueMagazine.com:
For two decades now, independent genre filmmaker Larry Fessenden has navigated the world of horror, fighting against other low-budget horror outlets to emerge as a gateway for some of the most promising talents in the horror community today. Without Fessenden at the wheel of his ship, subversive horror might have drifted too far into the realm of satire or exploitation. And while Fessenden works his magic with his production company, Glass Eye Pix, the man   Continue Reading »