News
April 2011
The Issaquah press wrote another article on Eyes in the Dark. Issaquah is a town fifteen minutes east of Seattle and where we shot some of the film.
click here for the full article:
Eyes in the Dark producers, Marco & Robyn Scaringi, are interviewed on Valerie's New York on WOR 710 AM talk radio. The audio is their 15 minute segment from the show on March 31st, 2011. For the entire show, visit their archives wor710.com/valerie.
For more featurettes like this, go to our featurettes page.
March 2011
The DVD release party at the Spitfire was a great Success! Thanks to everyone who came out!
The DVD is here! As of March 30th the DVD will be available on Amazon and through Createspace! Join us at the Spitfire Grill in downtown Seattle March 30th from 5-7pm for a celebration! Tell them Emerald City Pictures sent you (we'll be the ones around the big poster).
Check out the new Featurettes! The team from Eyes in the Dark has been interviewing the Cast and Crew about their experiences filming Eyes in the Dark. Click here to see them, or simply check out our Featurettes page.
Happy Valentine’s Day horror fans! For a little while now it’s
been quiet, too quiet, but things can be heard moving in the distance, and one
sign of news on the horizon is the new Eyes
in the Dark DVD cover poster featuring a design! from some-time Producer /
full-time Beast: Marco. We’re diggin’ the Seattle
Examiner quote on the front too.
Stay tuned, the isht is about to get real!
Our new favorite review of Eyes in the Dark comes direct from film-review site Apocalypse Later where Hal Astell
says “Astounding…it’s refreshing to see such a carefully crafted microbudget film.” It sounds like Hal really gets what we were going for, and as a side note it is very cool to be reviewed in the company of “Lady Snowblood”. Hal continues by referencing some other entrants in the P.O.V. genre, saying: “Compared to its obvious competitors, this is Oscar worthy writing".
November 2010
Eyes recently had a great screening at the Killer Film Fest in
Foxboro, Mass (See August announcement below), and Cinematographer Joseph Cole
was there to meet with fans and fellow filmmakers and participate in a post
screening Q&A.
“It was a great time to meet with the Horror community and see the projects that
everybody is working on. The East Coast fans were great and are really
enthusiastic about independent filmmaking and the horror scene. As a
cinematographer, our film has some sections of deep chiaroscuro where important
things are happening in the shadows, and the projection was spot on. The Killer
Film Fest crew put on a great festival.”
Killer Film Fest was sponsored by Monster Mini Golf and the Orpheum Theater,
and featured films, exhibitors, bands and even a crazy Orange
County Choppers custom bike. A reviewer was in attendance from Horror 101, calling Eyes
“…one of the better Blair Witch imitators".
October 2010
Great thanks to everybody who came out for the screening and Q&A at Local Sightings. We got a lot of enthusiastic feedback and were very happy to see the film on a great projection system, so our hats are off to the Northwest Film Forum for putting on this great event celebrating local film making! You can also read a recent press release from our friends at Buried.com
September 2010
Big news from our home town! Eyes in the Dark has just been selected to play at the Northwest Film Forum’s Local Sightings festival on Seattle’s own Capitol Hill. This will be a great opportunity for the film to make a triumphant home-stand after making appearances this summer east of the Mississippi. The screening will be on Saturday, October 2nd, at 11pm. The Local Sightings Film Festival runs October 1st – 6th at the Northwest Film Forum on 12th Avenue between Pike and Pine.
August 2010
Eyes in the Dark has just been selected to play Saturday, November 13th as part of the Killer Film Fest in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The film is one of nine features screening during the festival, and at 30 miles from Boston and 20 miles from Providence, we hope to bring our style of Northwest Horror to a big new East Coast audience.
