Dread X: Nicolas Pesce on 10 Movies That Inspired PIERCING
After the phenomenal The Eyes of My Mother, Nicolas Pesce created one of the most talked about festival hits of last year with Piercing, an adaptation of Japanese novelist Ryū Murakami's novel of the same name. Critics and audiences alike
Who Goes There Podcast: Ep201 – PIERCING
Guys, we're finally on Spotify! We know, we should have been on there much sooner, but there was some kind of problem with our artwork. The point is, now you can easily access our "quality horror content" without a designated
Festival Hit PIERCING Arrives on Blu-ray/DVD This March
Writer/director Nicolas Pesce first hit most horror fans’ radars following the release of his debut feature, The Eyes of My Mother, in 2016. It was a dark, arthouse-tinged exploration of maternity and grief that left audiences gasping. Pesce’s sophomore effort, Piercing, wrapped a successful
Sex, Drugs & a Bloody Prostitute: Check Out Our Exclusive Clip from PIERCING
Unless you’re immersed in the minutia of horror and well-versed in the genre’s newest generation of movers and shakers, you could watch The Eyes of My Mother and Piercing and have no idea they’re both the brainchild of the same filmmaker. The first
Talking Baby is the Most Twisted Part of NSFW Red Band Trailer for PIERCING
In 2016, Nicolas Pesce burst onto the horror scene in a major way with his debut feature film, The Eyes of My Mother. It was a brutal, spartan meditation on abuse, isolation, and the unbreakable bonds between parents and children.
North Bend Film Fest 2018: Becky’s Strange Highlights
Something strange came to North Bend in August. I had the distinct pleasure of driving out to one of my favorite small towns to enjoy the inaugural North Bend Film Fest. Most well known as the setting for Twin Peaks,
Fantastic Fest 2018: First Wave Brings World Premiere of J.J. Abram’s OVERLORD!
Every year, Austin's South Lamar Drafthouse becomes the home for one of this continent's most esteemed and anticipated film festivals of the year: Fantastic Fest. A several-day event that brings some of the greatest genre fare to the screen, the
FrightFest 2018: 19th Year’s Line-Up Revealed With 20 World Premieres!
This year's Arrow Video FrightFest 2018 has just revealed its full line-up and sweet lord are there some incredible films playing in London this August! Opening with Jenn Wexler's The Ranger and closing with Gaspar Noé's Climax, the fest will
Piercing Review (Sundance) – An Imperfect but Visceral Dark Comedy
Starring Christopher Abbott, Mia Wasikowska and Laia Costa Written by Nicolas Pesce Directed by Nicolas Pesce Sundance audiences were introduced to a essential new voice in the form of Nicolas Pesce, who debuted his astounding The Eyes of My Mother in 2016. That
Poster Debut: Nicolas Pesce’s Piercing Starring Mia Wasikowska and Christopher Abbott
One of the films that I'm most interested in hearing the feedback about during this year's Sundance film festival is director Nicolas Pesce's psychological horror-comedy Piercing. Not only did Pesce's last flick The Eyes of My Mother impress the hell out
EFM 2017: Mia Wasikowska and Christopher Abbott Star in a Piercing New Movie!
Have you seen The Eyes of My Mother yet? Well, hurry up because that film's director Nicolas Pesce has another film in the can titled Piercing. Don't let the silly artwork fool you. This one's reportedly pretty damned dark. Variety