Showing posts with label i can see you. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i can see you. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2009

Stake Land (Teaser Trailer)

The one thing I do is try to support the NYC indie horror scene as best I can. Sometimes it means promoting some friend's friend horror flick. But the name that has become synonymous within NYC horror is Larry Fessenden.

Fessenden Glass Eye Pix has produced some of the more interesting horror flicks that have come out. And now he is producing Jim Mickle's new movie Stake Land. Mickle first hit the horror radar with his After Dark Horrorfest flick Mulberry Street (full review here) which I dug very much. That flick was about terrorizing the infamous street in NYC.

With Stake Land (such an awesome title), he's going to bring the urban and road gritty setting and blend it into the vampire genre. Let the Right One In this is not. Fuck Twatlight and all the other pussy vampire shit that's coming out. These are the hard hittin, evil fucked up kind of vampires that don't give a shit about romantic tweens. They'd rather rip their necks apart and splatter their intestines across the desert.

Check out the teaser trailer below.






Here's the official site.

Wednesday, May 06, 2009

I Can See You (Trailer)

Keeping up with the NYC independent horror movie circuit, the name Larry Fessenden comes to mind. Fessenden and Glass Eye Pix is responsible for bringing the best independent cinema to the independent minded masses.

I stumbled upon a name familiar to me while I was doing Burrowers research. The name?

Graham Reznick.

My friend had shown me a short he did a while back which I thought was good. My friend did some of the music and sound effects on that one as well as this new project. So I was surprised that he had made an indie film that had just premiered here in NYC last week.

I Can See You seems to be getting some rave reviews and I may be headed to check this little flick out.

The tagline: A psychedelic campfire trailer is utterly unique and the plot is well, buzzy vague.

Three young ad-men enter the woods for a photo shoot, but a girlfriend's mysterious disappearance sparks a harrowing descent into unreality.

One can only know if this may or may not be horror but some mind altering non linear madness. You can decide for yourself.

Check out the trailer below.





For more information, check out the official site.