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31 de oct. de 2023 · October 31, 2023 4:30am. 'Blackout' Glass Eye Pix. Dark Sky Films has acquired North American rights to Blackout, the new film from independent horror veteran Larry Fessenden. The thriller, about ...
Larry Fessenden is an actor and producer and the director of the art-horror films NO TELLING, HABIT, WENDIGO and THE LAST WINTER, as well as he TV films SKIN AND BONES and BENEATH. He has operated the production shingle Glass Eye Pix since 1985 with the mission of supporting individual voices in the arts. 100 words:
3,956 Followers, 453 Following, 692 Posts - Glass Eye Pix (@glasseyepix) on Instagram: "Glass Eye Pix is the fierce independent NYC-based production outfit headed by award-winning art-horror auteur Larry Fessenden"
31 de ago. de 2009 · Larry Fessenden’s acting résumé is a rogue’s gallery of brutes, wastrels, and all-around psychopaths, but beneath his scruffy hair is one of the sharpest minds in modern horror. As a writer ...
Ask Me Anything! Hello r/horror! I’m Larry Fessenden and I make monsters movies. You might know me from Depraved, Habit, Windingo, The Last Winter, We Are Still Here, The House of the Devil, Stake Land or Late Phases. My newest film Blackout is out in theaters and on VOD/Digital Platforms today from Dark Sky Films and Glass Eye Pix.
Writer, director, producer, editor, cinematographer, and actor Larry Fessenden chats with hosts Joe Dante & Josh Olson about some of his favorite movies. Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode. Habit (1995) Jakob’s Wife (2021) Phantom Thread (2017) The Last Winter (2006) Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957) The Crawling Eye (1958) The ...
23 de mar. de 2019 · Larry Fessenden is smart, and he's modest about that–embarrassed, even. He's generous to a fault with his time. He likes a good beer, and he made one of my very favourite films, the melancholic, ageless Wendigo. At his best, he's an artist of the sublime. At his not-best, he loses the fire in pursuit of the kindling. He respects history and his place in it–and sometimes he takes too many ...
