Glass Eye Pal Eric Stanze interviews director Chad Crawford Kinkle about his new film, JUG FACE, available on VOD & iTunes TODAY, starring Fessenden and a host of Glass Eye friends.

From Eric Stanze at FEARnet.com:
JUG FACE, starring Lauren Ashley Carter (THE WOMAN), Sean Bridgers (HBO’s DEADWOOD), Larry Fessenden (I SELL THE DEAD), and Sean Young (BLADE RUNNER), will be available via VOD July 8th, and released theatrically August 9th. The film’s wildly imaginative and creepy story centers on a pregnant   Continue Reading »

From Brian Truitt at USA TODAY:
Tie-in delves into the mysteries of director Larry Fessenden’s underwater creature.
It’s not even safe to go into the water in the comic books of horror movies.
A digital comic based on director Larry Fessenden’s film Beneath comes out this week and delves into the history of the mysterious Black Lake and its amphibious monster. The issue also explores the important necklace carried by Johnny, one of the teens who goes on a fateful trip into the   Continue Reading »

 
From Clark Collis at Entertainment Weekly:
This month, indie-horror auteur Larry Fessenden returns from a 7-year big screen directing hiatus with his latest terrorfest. Titled Beneath, the film concerns a small boat occupied by a group of teenagers and a large monster occupied with the idea of eating them for dinner.
Starring Daniel Zovatto, Bonnie Dennison, and Mark Margolis (AKA Tio Salamanca from Breaking Bad), Beneath begins its run in select cinemas (including New York’s IFC Center) and on VOD from July   Continue Reading »

From Clark Collis at Entertainment Weekly:
Just how many films is indie-horror director and actor Larry Fessenden involved with this year? The answer is what we in the entertainment-reporting business refer to as “a lot.”
More specifically, Fessenden is releasing his new, bad-business-on-a-boat, terror flick Beneath next month while demonstrating his thespian chops in the much-anticipated home invasion horror-comedy You’re Next (out Aug. 23) and the Sundance-screened, due-out-later-in-the-year We Are What We Are.
Fessenden also appears in the eerie-looking new indie-horror movie Jug   Continue Reading »

From Bloody Disgusting:
Habit, Wendigo and The Last Winter‘s Larry Fessenden has returned to directing with the feature film Beneath, which will be doing a limited theatrical with it in more than 15 markets this summer as well as VOD on July 16th.
In addition to the trailer, Bloody Disgusting is exclusively sharing the following viral video starring “Uncle Brian” Spears—horror FX make-up man extraordinaire, who did the makeup fx for a bunch of Glass Eye Pix films including Stake Land, The   Continue Reading »

 
From Brian Truitt at USA TODAY:
With a giant man-eating fish in tow, the maven of indie horror returns to the director’s chair for the first time in six years with Beneath.
“I would not have told you a year ago I was going to make a movie about a giant fish. I can guarantee that much.”
Nearly 40 years ago, that could have been Steven Spielberg talking about Jaws. Here, though, it’s indie horror guru Larry Fessenden, who is just as much   Continue Reading »

USA TODAY releases an exclusive clip from Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH in which Mr. Parks (Mark Margolis) warns Johnny (Danny Zovatto) that going into Black Lake might be dangerous.
Check it out here.

BENEATH hits select theaters and VOD July   Continue Reading »

Deadline.com announces Larry Fessenden’s BENEATH will hit VOD and start its theatrical run July 16 before airing on Chiller later this year.
Check out the news   Continue Reading »

From FilmMusicMag.com:
Probably the wackiest, and perhaps creepiest musical-design treatment that a mega-piranha has yet gotten, “Beneath” uses teeth-scraping metallic effects and berserk buzzing, so much so that the score’s subject feels like it’s about a swarm of killer bees. There’s much cleverness to be had with a solitary rowboat of fresh young meat, from country-jazz to the real, chilling deal of a solo violin and off-kilter strings that capture the seemingly placid water. Sword’s score floats effectively on Graham Reznick’s   Continue Reading »

 
Following up the first exciting slate of genre films announced for its Frontières International Co-Production Market, the team behind Montreal’s Fantasia festival has revealed another dozen movies for its Off-Frontières lineup, including titles from some of the indie world’s biggest talents as well as exciting newcomers.
These projects will be unveiled during the Fantasia Industry Rendez-Vous, which involves producers, sales agents, distributors and other film and TV folk from all over the world, and takes place July 25-28 at the festival:
THE   Continue Reading »