Thursday, May 20: Change of Plans...

Glass Eye Pix is pleased to forward this fresh-out-of-the-gate press release to all our horror-minded friends. While we have been advertising the May 26 DVD release of Graham Reznick’s film I CAN SEE YOU through our partnership with Cinema Purgatorio, the success of our New York City theatrical run prompted our old friends at Kino International to snatch up the film and postpone the release for a Fall slot. While we are eager to get the film out to the fans, we couldn’t refuse the opportunity to get the film into a pipeline that would ultimately reach a wider audience. Keep your eyes peeled for more theatrical play dates leading up to our DVD street date in time for Halloween 2009. Thanks for keeping an eye on I CAN SEE YOU and THE VIEWER!

--From everyone at Glass Eye Pix.

 

Thursday, April 23: See You There

Graham Reznick's I CAN SEE YOU will be playing from April 29th to May 5th at the Kraine Theater in NYC. This mind-bending feature film will be preceded by Reznick's 3D short, THE VIEWER. Tickets are available at CinemaPurgatorio.com.

The upcoming DVD release of I CAN SEE YOU will also contain THE VIEWER (along with special Glass Eye Pix 3D glasses). The special limited edition DVD set will also include a behind-the-scenes featurette, actor/director commentary, trailer, and promotional materials. The DVD will be available on May 26th through CinemaPurgatorio.com and Amazon.com.

 

Monday, April 6: So Much to See

Glass Eye Pix producer Larry Fessenden talks to Fangoria about a number of upcoming projects, including HYPOTHERMIA and the upcoming SATAN HATES YOU: “This movie is gonna be truly, unfathomably strange, and it’s wonderful."

Read all about it.

 

 

Sunday, March 1: Comfort Food

Gregory Lamberson looks back at the first MonsterPants feature film, CANNIBALLISTIC!, at Fear Zone.

 

 

Friday, February 27: HYPOTHERMIA Tease

The HYPOTHERMIA teaser trailer shoot has wrapped!

Look for the teaser sometime this spring.

HYPOTHERMIA - coming in 2010!

 

 

Wednesday, February 18: Small Press Adventures

SATYR #8 has finally arrived!

The eighth issue of this comics anthology from Main Enterprises features SILVERHIDE, a vintage 6-page science fiction/fantasy story taken from the script archives of James Felix McKenney and brought to life with all-new artwork from COW comics regulars Al & Rick Limacher.

Buy yours today (with free shipping!) directly from Main Enterprises.

 

 

Wednesday, February 4: Sirens of Cinema

"I know this is going to be a unique movie and I am thrilled to have been a part of it"

Check out the latest issue of Sirens of Cinema, Vol. 2 No. 13, for Scream Queen Debbie Rochon's set report on SATAN HATES YOU and her other recent projects with behind-the-scenes photos.

 

 

Saturday, January 31: SATAN HATES PRESS

Here's a batch of recent press for of the upcoming SATAN HATES YOU:

Exclusive Satan Hates You Pic, More Online!
DREAD CENTRAL by Johnny Butane

Satan Hates This Photo Gallery
SHOCK TILL YOU DROP by News

Larry Fessenden’s Gonna Send You To Hell!
TWITCH by Todd Brown

Stills for James Felix McKenney's SATAN HATES YOU
QUIET EARTH by quietearth

SATAN HATES YOU More
FEAR ZONE by Greg Lamberson

Loads of Images From Larry Fessenden's 'Satan Hates You'
BLOODY DISGUSTING by Mr Disgusting

Loads of Images From Larry Fessenden’s ‘Satan Hates You’
MOVIENET NEWS by movie-news

Satan Hates You Images Emerge
HORROR-MOVIES.CA by Goon

Larry Fessenden e James Felix McKenney insieme per Satan Hates You
HORROR RIFLESSI DI PAURA by Mauro F. Giorgio

 

 

Wednesday, January 28: SATAN HATES YOU

There are some updates and new photos up at SATANHATESYOU.COM.

 

 

Thursday, January 22: HYPOTHERMIA Update

Producer Larry Fessenden recently spoke to Shock Till You Drop about some upcoming projects, including HYPOTHERMIA:

Two more projects stemming from this union (between Glass Eye Pix and Dark Sky Films) are Hypothermia by James Felix McKenney and There's No Place Like Home, the latest from J.T. Petty.

"All of that's shifting around. Hypothermia we may delay because of the weather," says Fessenden. "We have to shoot that in the winter. It's an awesome ice creature film and we may miss the season. But that's just the nature and the risk you take when you announce a project before everything is set. We just want people to know we're still going at it."

 

 

Friday, January 16: Slamdance

ScareFlix #6, Glenn McQuaid's I SELL THE DEAD opens Slamdance!

 

 

Thursday, January 1: Happy New Year!

AUTOMATONS gets some love in the "Top 10 films viewed in 2008" thread over at Match Cut:

"...this award goes to the film that I thought had the best implementation of low budget special effects. And the winner is... Automatons (2006 / James Felix McKenney)"

Read the rest from Megladon8 here.

 

 

 

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