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New Double-Feature Soundtrack Coming: The House of the Devil / I Can See You

Avant garde composer Jeff Grace has credits ranging from The Lord of the Rings trilogy to Gangs of New York to Cronenberg's Spider, and most recently he has written two new scores for Ti West's spooky The House of the Devil and Graham Reznick's original thriller I Can See You. They are being released together this month on one CD.

I Can See You Screening and DVD Update

I Can See You, director Graham Reznick's mind-fuck film that stars Ben Dickinson, Heather Robb, and Larry Fessenden, came out on DVD earlier this week, but if you live in or around the Boulder, Colorado, area, you have the chance to catch it on the big screen as part of the city's International Film Series.

DVD Releases: Oct. 27, 2009: I Can See You and your Evil Face in the Sauna with an Orphan

October 27th is shaping up to be one of the best Tuesdays of the year for DVD and Blu-ray aficionados what with the release of Night of the Creeps, Orphan, Fear(s) of the Dark, and The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (aka Let Sleeping Corpses Lie). Throw in over-the-top cult favorite in the making Black Devil Doll, and your shopping cart is already pretty full.

DVD Release List: May 26, 2009: I Can See You in a Carnivorous Hindsight vs. a Mega Shark

If you were to look up "slim pickins" in the dictionary, I have a feeling the date May 26, 2009, is all you'd find. Aside from a couple of collections from Exploited Cinema and Rareflix, all we're left with is DMX vs. a killer snake, Shannen Doherty, a couple of indies, and Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus.

See I Can See You in NYC

One of the best posters we've ever seen is for the indie film I Can See You, which is the debut feature from writer/director Graham Reznick under Larry Fessenden’s Scareflix banner. If you happen to be in the NYC area April 29th through May 5th, you'll be able to see first-hand if the project lives up to its artwork.

Silent but deadly


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Darkness is a new mustache


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Summer screams!


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Song and dance?


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Riichards screams for help


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I Can See You


 Year  Country
  • Year: 2008
  • Country: USA
  •  Run Time   MPAA Rating
     
     Category  Color
  • Category: Feature
  • Color type: Color
  •  Director
  • Director: Graham Reznick
  •  Writer(s)
     Starring
     Sub Genre
  • Sub Genre: Psychadellic
  •  Keywords
     Themes
  • Themes: Woods
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    Plot Synopsis:

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


    Reviews:
  • I Can See You (2008)

  • Interviews:

    News:
    New Double-Feature Soundtrack Coming: The House of the Devil / I Can See You
    I Can See You Screening and DVD Update
    DVD Releases: Oct. 27, 2009: I Can See You and your Evil Face in the Sauna with an Orphan
    DVD Release List: May 26, 2009: I Can See You in a Carnivorous Hindsight vs. a Mega Shark
    See I Can See You in NYC
    Exclusive: Director Talks Psychedelic Horror I Can See You!
    I Can See Premiere!

    Gallery:

    http://www.icanseeyoumovie.com/


    I Can See You (2008)

    Reviewed by Johnny Butane Starring Ben Dickinson, Duncan Skiles, Christopher D. Ford, Olivia Villanti, Larry Fessenden Directed by Graham Reznick

    Exclusive: Director Talks Psychedelic Horror I Can See You!

    Chances are, unless you pay really close attention to the site and are able to remember every single news story we do, you’re probably not familiar with Graham Reznick’s I Can See You, one of the latest films to come out of Larry Fessenden’s Scareflix label. But that’s all right cause I’m here to school you.

    I Can See Premiere!

    It’s a good time for Larry Fessenden’s Scarefilix imprint; yesterday we showed you the art work for the production company’s Trigger Man, due out next year ("Ti West’s Trigger Man DVD Specs" – December 2007), and today the Fango