Tag: jameslegros

Recreational camping — and its corollary, hiking or backpacking — has been part of the American experience for more than a century. For the minority who enjoy “roughing it,” leaving modern comforts like running water, functioning toilets, and central heating...

Jack Fessenden, Fessenden the Younger, son of Larry, has a new film Foxhole coming out this week. Jack's father has made his name in horror and as they say, apples do not fall far from trees. While not an outright...

Laura Dern, Michelle Williams, Lily Gladstone and Kristen Stewart star in Kelly Reichardt's drama, now streaming on The Criterion Channel.

Now that a lot of major chains and indie cinemas here in Canada and the U.S. have shut down operations for the next little while, major studios have had to rethink release stradegy. But what about the indie films? Gary...

Look, I'm not a parent, but if I were, and if my teenage child expressed a desire to make a feature film, I hope I would respond as did Larry Fessenden. Not only did the indie filmmaker say yes to...

Don Coscarelli isn't a name that sends studio heads scrambling for their checkbooks, but if you're a fan of esoteric and bloody horror films, you know the guy's work. Coscarelli's largest contribution to the world of horror cinema in undoubtedly the...

Writer-director Joe Maggio's Bitter Feast feels like a movie divided in two... or maybe even into thirds. The film involves high-strung famed chef Peter Graves (James Le Gros, Point Break, Zodiac) devising bloody and ironic revenge against troubled New...

Glass Eye Pix is on a bit of a roll right now. We're already keeping an eye on Jim Mickle's Stake Land and James Felix McKenney's Hypothermia. Add to that Joe Maggio's Bitter Sweet which is already in post. The...