Director, Cinematographer – James Park Siewert
Producers – James Siewert, Walker White, Larry Fessenden
Animators – James Siewert, Walker White, Ewan Creed, Ruth Lichtman, Lily Rand, Auden Lincoln Vogel
Motor Programming – Oz Hewett
Art Department – James Siewert, Walker White, Ewan Creed, Lily Rand, Jacqueline Brockel, Emma Bautista, Amelia Thompson, Trey Scantlen, Minna Brackett, Madaline Hartl, Isaac Woon, Owen Campbell, Auden Lincoln Vogel, Larry Fessenden, Beck Underwood, Brent Green Special Thanks – Natalie Hoffman, Jason Sondock, Rebecca Park, Laurence Tobey

“Tender”
from the album CURTAINS by Just Desserts
written and sung by Larry Fessenden

Tom Laverack – Guitar & Vocals
Larry Fessenden – Vocals & Saxes
Mark Ambrosino – Drums & Percussion
Dave Richards – Bass
David Morgan – Piano
Jack Petruzzelli – Electric Guitar
Jack Fessenden – Electric Guitar

Listen to “CURTAINS” by Just Desserts

And dive into the world of Just Desserts at
justdesserts.nyc

JEFF FERRELL, AURELIO VOLTAIRE

DEMONATRIX written and directed by Jeff Ferrell and Aurelio Voltaire
starring Jeff Ferrell, Aurelio Voltaire, Hannah Fierman, Doug Bradley, Larry Fessenden, Nivek Ogre

At the age of 10, Aurelio Voltaire bought a super 8 camera and taught himself the art of stop-motion animation. At 17, he ran away from home to New York City where by 18, he had become an award-winning animator and director working on station IDs for MTV and national spots for international brands. Through his stop-motion short films, Aurelio Voltaire was able to explore his more fantastic, monster-filled visions, each narrated by a singer he admired including Danny Elfman, Gerard Way, Blondie front-woman Deborah Harry, Psychedelic Furs frontman, Richard Butler and new wave pioneer, Gary Numan. These five shorts earned Voltaire 35 film festival awards. After achieving success as an internationally touring recording artist and author, Aurelio Voltaire has circled back around to his original passion to make his first feature length creature feature with co-director, Jeff Ferrell. Jeff Ferrell is a filmmaker, actor and musician. He has made three feature films as writer/director: Ghostlight, Dead West (which was picked up by RLJ Entertainment and Netflix) and Holiday Hell, a horror anthology starring Re-Animator’s Jeffrey Combs. The Demonatrix is Jeff and Aurelio’s first feature film as co-writers, co-directors and co-stars, and has been 10 years in the making.

SCREENS FRI DEC 5 at 9:45 PM with cast and crew in attendance! Get your tickets now!

Former Glass Eye intern Nick Funess releases two feature films this year. His debut flick YOUNG BLONDES, STALKED AND MURDERED lands distribution with Anchor Bay, available to watch on various VOD platforms and several theatrical engagements lined up. His second feature THE HEDONIST, starring Funess (with a cameo by GEP Intern Alumn Santiago Saba Salem) premiered at Panic Fest 2025, continues its festival circuit.

Screen Anarchy on THE HEDONIST: There’s a layered sense of play, melancholy and almost dangerous uncertainty throughout The Hedonist that works perfectly for this movie about a young man we sympathize with but wouldn’t actually want to meet. It’s a difficult and distinct tonal balancing act that builds on the promise of his first feature and only makes me more excited to see whatever Funess does next.

Screen Anarchy on YOUNG BLONDES, STALKED AND MURDERED: Young Blondes, Stalked and Murdered is perhaps more tragedy than slasher. And rather than combine them, Funess makes them clash: murder isn’t the cause of tragedy, it’s the possibility of not being murdered that’s tragic.

Congrats, Nick!

“ENGROSSING AND FRIGHTENING…
Director Douglas Buck takes inspiration from both 
Cronenberg and ’70s Italian horror to make SISTERS his own.”
Fangoria

THE WORLDWIDE UHD PREMIERE
3 DISC COLLECTION
INCLUDES BONUS SOUNDTRACK CD

In this reimagining of the Brian De Palma classic, director Douglas Buck (FAMILY PORTRAITS: A TRILOGY OF AMERICA) takes the film’s themes of disturbed bloodlines to startling new extremes for the first time ever in UHD: When a persistent reporter (Oscar® nominee Chloë Sevigny of BOYS DON’T CRY and AMERICAN PSYCHO) investigates a controversial doctor (Oscar® nominee Stephen Rea of THE COMPANY OF WOLVES and THE CRYING GAME), she’ll uncover a case of murder, manifestation and identical twins (the American film debut of model/actress/singer Lou Doillon) with a horrific secret. Dallas Roberts (The Walking Dead) and William B. Davis (The X-Files) co-star in this “bold take on the original” (Devil Dead), now scanned in 4K from the original camera negative with 4+ hours of Special Features and a Bonus Soundtrack CD. 

DISC 1: 4K UHD (FILM + SPECIAL FEATURES)

• Audio Commentary With Director Douglas Buck And David Gregory Of Severin Films
• Archival Audio Commentary With Douglas Buck
• Trailer 1
• Trailer 2

DISC 2: BLU-RAY (FILM + SPECIAL FEATURES)

• Audio Commentary With Director Douglas Buck And David Gregory Of Severin Films
• Archival Audio Commentary With Douglas Buck
• Deleted And Extended Scenes
• Archival Making-Of
• Trailer 1
• Trailer 2
• Glass Eye Pix Presents Tales From Beyond The Pale
• “Hidden Records” By Douglas Buck Featuring Kevin Cline And Tony Todd
• Performed Live July 27, 2015
• THE BROKEN IMAGO – Promo For Unmade Douglas Buck Feature
• “Electric Blue” By Pornographie Exclusive – Music Video Directed By Douglas Buck

DISC 3: SOUNDTRACK CD

Exclusive Booklet By Claire Donner Of The Miskatonic Institute Of Horror Studies

Disc Specs:

• Runtime: 92 mins
• Audio: English 5.1, English Stereo
• 4K Video: Dolby Vision
• Closed Captions
• Region Free
• Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

*All foreign-language featurettes are subtitled in English.

Limited Edition Slipcover

SISTERS was executive Produced by Fessenden and Produced by the iconic New York Producer Ed Pressman. The disc features a Tale From Beyond The Pale performed live in Montreal and a short film featuring Fessenden shot in 2024

from JT Petty’s Blood Red Earth (2008)

A priest comes to the aid of a dominatrix when she accidentally summons a demon in the trailer for The Demonatrix.

Hannah Fierman (V/H/S) and Aurelio Voltaire (The Velocipastor) star with Doug Bradley(Hellraiser), Larry Fessenden (You’re Next), and Nivek Ogre (Repo! The Genetic Opera) as the demon.

Featuring special makeup effects by Norman Cabrera (Hellboy, The Cabin in the Woods), the indie horror film is written and directed by Voltaire and Jeff Ferrell.

It follows Lita (Fierman), a dominatrix who holds a sham seance in an attempt to make extra money. When she unwittingly summons an evil incubus (Ogre), the priest who presides over the church across the street (Voltaire) along with his demonologist mentor (Bradley) mobilize in an attempt to send the demon back to Hell.

The Demonatrix will have its US premiere in New York next month before hitting the road for festivals and conventions around the country:

• 12/5 – New York City Horror Film Festival in New York, NY
• 1/31 – Sacramento Horror Film Festival in Sacramento, CA
• 2/20 – Days of the Dead in Atlanta, GA
• 3/13-14 – Jacksonville Horror Film Festival in Jacksonville, FL
• 3/21 – Creature Feature Weekend in Gettysburg, PA
• 4/11 – Bonebat Comedy of Horrors Film Festival in Seattle, WA
• 5/2-3 – Crypticon in Seattle, WA
• 5/29-31 – Spooky Empire in Orlando, FL

The team aims to screen the film at least once a month in a different city throughout 2026.

By Hannah Hunt

#10 DEPRAVED
Larry Fessenden’s modern interpretation relocates Frankenstein to contemporary Brooklyn, grounding the story in trauma, medical experimentation, and psychological fracture. The Creature’s development is slow and methodical, and the film pays close attention to how identity forms under the influence of others. His creator, a former military medic, is driven by a cocktail of idealism, guilt, and ambition, mirroring modern anxieties about technological overreach and moral clarity. Fessenden’s choice to focus on the Creature’s fragmented memories adds a raw immediacy to his struggle for selfhood. Depraved is intimate and unsettling, proving that Shelley’s questions about responsibility and the human cost of creation remain as urgent now as they were two centuries ago.

Read about the other Nine… at Collider

Glass Eye Pix invites you to count down 25 Days till Christmas with this creepy Advent Calendar. What better way to celebrate the Holiday season than with a daily peek behind the doors and windows, nooks and crannies of this mysterious doll village assembled by artist and stop-motion animator Beck Underwood? See vintage dolls and Santas, stuffed critters and misfit toys, all to delight and tease in this merry celebration of Christmas mischief.

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