Produced by Larry Fessenden, J. Christian Ingvordsen, and James Felix McKenney. This initially premiered at the 2023 Fantasia Film Festival last year.

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 ...

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

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 ...

Larry Fessenden’s career in horror films will be honored at the 2024 Brooklyn Horror Film Festival (BHFF). The indie filmmaker, who launched his career with a Frankenstein story in 1991’s ...

Fessenden takes way too much time sketching the political and personal differences between Perlman’s granite reserve and LeGros’s befuddled do-goodism, and at times, the film threatens to ...

Ubiquitous indie gadfly, advocate, and producer, Larry Fessenden has, for a quarter-century now, busily championed the deployment of depth and experimentation in a genre that ...

Larry Fessenden, who played one of the radio performers in the scene, told Insider about the experience. Fessenden also recalled being one of the few allowed to watch Martin Scorsese film his cameo.

Starring Anne Ramsay, Larry Fessenden, Jeremy Holm, Ezra Buzzington, and Ron E. Rains as a group of friends with Kristina Klebe as the mysterious Hildy, all six actors realize the film to its ...

Dark Sky Films has acquired North American rights to Blackout, the new film from independent horror veteran Larry Fessenden. The thriller, about a fine arts painter convinced he is a werewolf ...