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The Great Gary Pullin provides artwork for our first two Live Tales. Fangoria first to post the   Continue Reading »

 
Celebrate Shocktober in style with  
TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE LIVE!
Every night a double bill of terror at Dixon Place!

Tuesday October 2nd
RAM KING by Joe Maggio (Bitter Feast, Man on the Ledge)
LIKE FATHER LIKE SON by Clay McLeod Chapman (Henley, Rest Area)

Tuesday October 9th
STRANGER by Jeff Buhler (Midnight Meat Train, Insanitarium, This Oracle Moon)
DEAD MAN’S SHOES by Ashley Thorpe (The Demon Huntsman, The Hairy Hands)

Tuesday October 16th
SARAH MINDS THE DOG by Kim Newman (Anno Dracula, The Bloody Red Baron)
THE CRUSH by Glenn McQuaid (I Sell the Dead, V/H/S)

Tuesday October 23rd
DEAD AIR by Simon Barrett (You’re Next, A   Continue Reading »

 
Shock Till You Drop-
“Some new artwork was released for the Dark Sky Films release Hypothermia, hitting DVD on October 2nd.  You’ll recognize this one as another gem from The Dude Designs.  (A brief aside: I love the fact that companies are now going to artists to make creative poster art these days.)
James Felix McKenney directs and Michael Rooker stars.  Head inside for a larger look at the art…Read More”
MTV Geek-
“Hypothermia! How awesome is this poster for the Michael Rooker-starring “Hypothermia”   Continue Reading »

Glass Eye Pix, the fiercely independent film company behind STAKE LAND, THE INNKEEPERS and I SELL THE DEAD, in association with Clay McLeod Chapman’s FEAR-MONGERS: FIRESIDE CHATS ABOUT HORROR FILMS, is taking its successful audio dramas TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE out of the studio and onto the stage.
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“Chiller wanted some Glass Eye productions,” Fessenden tells Fango, “and I went in and I pitched them a couple of movies. They said, ‘Those sound great, and we love your production model’—which is low-budget but classy—and they said, ‘We do have this script that we’d like you to consider for your company.’ It was a very spare story about six kids who end up in a rowboat on a lake with a giant fish attacking them. And I said, ‘You   Continue Reading »

 Murmurrings on the shoot across the web:
Arrow in he Head: LARRY FESSENDEN DRAGS DANIEL ZOVATTO BENEATH FOR HIS LATEST CREATURE FEATURE
BeyondHollywood.com: Man, I love me some Larry Fessenden. I’m glad that this guy is making and producing horror films, because he’s honestly one of the few directors working in the genre today who seems to understand what constitutes a freaky, well-rounded experience. I know a lot of people seem to really hate “Wendigo”, and I totally understand why. Yours truly, however,   Continue Reading »

Scareflix #9 available October 2: The new Glass Eye Pix Scareflick stars Michael Rooker and Blanche Baker and was direced by Glass Eye regular James Felix McKenney (THE OFF SEASON, AUTOMATONS, SATAN HATES YOU).
A creature feature in the tradition of 50’s schlock horror, HYPOTHERMIA will be sure to chill and surprise.
HYPOTHERMIA was the fourth feature in a five film collaboration with MPI Media that included THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, BITTER FEAST, STAKE LAND, and THE INNKEEPERS.
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Glass Eye Pal JT Petty in the line-up at this year’s Toronto Film Festival Midnight Madness with Hellbenders 3D,
featuring Clancy Brown Clifton Colins with a drop in by Fessenden. Blood by Brian Spears and Score by Jeff Grace.
“Hellbenders, an R-rated 3D exorcism comedy, follows the Augustine Interfaith Order of Hellbound Saints (Brooklyn Parish), highly secretive and profoundly blasphemous men of God, as they battle demonic forces too terrible to be cast out by traditional Vatican-approved methods. Cast includes Clancy Brown,   Continue Reading »

356graphicnovels.com features and gives kudos to the Graphic Novel adaptation of ‘THE LAST WINTER’.

“This is the graphic novelisation of the low budget indie horror/ drama The Last Winter. It concerns a remote oil drilling operation in Alaska and has a strong ecological message. It was constructed by the film’s storyboard artist Brahm Revel from an early draft of the script…”

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