Larry Fessenden, through his production company Glass Eye Pix, shepherded many low-budget, independent horror films into the world. For decades, as he’s done this, he’s also carved out his own ...

Larry Fessenden's 'Beneath' Was One of the Best Horror Films of Last Year. So Why Is Nobody Talking About It?

On Sunday, October 20, Brooklyn Horror Film Festival honored Larry Fessenden with the Leviathan Award. The ceremony took place before a screening of his 1997 film Habit and a post-show Q&A.

Larry Fessenden is best known for directing a series of spooky, atmospheric horror movies with a lot on their minds. “No Telling” was an environmentalist missive in Frankenstein’s monster ...

“Larry Fessenden and Glass Eye Pix have had an indelible impact on the indie genre world,” said Greg Newman, executive vice president of Dark Sky Films.

Larry Fessenden: One thing you do is that you don't obsess over the other movies. Of course, some of them are part of my DNA, part of my upbringing.

The Larry Fessenden Collection Release Info:Award-winning filmmaker Larry Fessenden has become an indie horror legend with his idiosyncratic, genre-bending films. As a writer, producer, director ...

If you go on IMDB, you'll see it under "Larry Fessenden." I wasn't trying to punk Spielberg or edge in on his glory, but I started making a little Super 8 movie of Jaws back in the day.

But since Charley is the protagonist of a Larry Fessenden horror film, “Blackout,” he’s also been waking up half-naked in the woods and some of the splotches on his torn clothes are clearly ...

The latest film from Larry Fessenden, directing his first feature since 2013’s “Beneath,” tells the story of an army medic who dreams of putting mutilated soldiers back together.