Fan Art and Featurettes

Hey Everyone!

I just wanted to share some awesome fan art from the very talented Em Fripp.  I love this concept.  Novella munching on her foot with Candice blindly looking away, but still standing guard.  So so awesome :)

Em sent me this and asked about our Making-Of Featurette.  EAT has been released on DVD/Blu-Ray in numerous parts of the world but some of the DVDs/Blu-Rays don't have the Making-Of Featurette for whatever reason.  Because of that, we split up the Featurette into a 15 episode Web Series.  It’s the same footage and everything, just split up into different episodes. 

You can check out The Making of Eat: Web Series page or check it out below:

Day 1. 16 Pages. 1st time director. This could go one of two ways. Which will it be? ABOUT THIS EPISODE: On the first day of production, it would make sense to ease your way into the hard stuff, right? Well, we chose to hit the ground running and shot 16 pages of dialogue on our first day.

INCUBATOR Five Years Later

Holy cow!  Where does the time go?  Turns out, it’s been 5 years since we shot INCUBATOR!  Can you believe that?  Usually, I hate something five years after I make it, but I still like this one.  So it’s fun to look back and see how far we’ve come.  I recently stumbled across some old set photos.  I figured I’d post them here and on the INCUBATOR page.  It’s fun to look at the cast and crew and equipment compared to three years later when we made EAT.

You can check out the photos below.

Monster Midian Crosby's amazing work on Luke Sorge.

One of the first shots of the shoot.

This is what it looks like inside the tub.

See...now it looks full.  This is good to know because fake ice is like $20 a cube.  So to fully cover Luke, we had to dump a bag of real ice on him.  What you see in the film is a mix of fake and real ice.  

It's a long story, but I stopped production to make sure a wooden spoon was in there.

We're shooting the bloody tools in the sink.  It was a cramped shoot.

Tara Hunter (Assistant Director).

KC Weatherman (Gaffer) and Jon Stevenson (Director of Photography).

KC Weatherman, Jon Stevenson and John Schmidt (Camera Assist) shoot the mirror.

Fun fact!  The foot in INCUBATOR is actually Schmidt's!  You may know Schmidt as "Louis CK" in EAT.  He's also a talented filmmaker.

Schmidt prepping the toilet.

KC Weatherman (Gaffer).

Spooky.

We came back for our second day of shooting and the neighbor residents living in the motel left us a care package...

You know, used condoms, dog crap and stuff.  It felt like True Detective or the Blair Witch in a weird way.  But it just made the movie feel that much creepier, so we liked it.

Five years ago we were so excited about how "small" the camera was.  Now it looks like an elephant phone.  Shout out to Jon Stevenson for always climbing in whatever position I ask him to.

Jimmy, Annie, Brandon Fryman (Production Designer) and Tara are figuring out how to finish the shoot with a raging lunatic next door and used condoms being left at our set.  But we still managed to finish a day ahead of schedule :)

Now Streaming on Prime

Hey everyone!

You can now stream EAT on Amazon if you’re an Amazon Prime user.  That’s right!  If you have Amazon Prime, you can stream EAT on any device that plays Amazon content.  You know that sea shell Gary Busey is shoving into his TV?  If you get one of those you can watch EAT right here: http://amzn.com/B00P23YJWU

EAT Abroad

Hey everyone!

EAT is starting to pop up all over the world!  That’s right, you can buy/rent EAT in countries outside North America.  As of now, Australia/UK and Sweden have started moving physical copies.  For an up-to-date list of all available territories, check out the EAT page.  

As a reminder, there are no plans to release EAT in North America on Blu-Ray or DVD.  The great news is these territories are offering DVDs and Blu-Rays.  We've already ordered our copy from Monster Pictures to test it out on American systems and will update this site with the results.  But as of now, this may be your best bet for getting a physical copy of EAT.

AUSTRALIA / UNITED KINGDOM

SWEDEN

Update!

Hey everyone!

Sorry for the lack of updates.  We’ve been busy putting together our next project, so we’ve gotten a little behind on keeping you in the loop.  Let’s get you up to date!

Film Festivals!  EAT has officially been selected to the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival which takes place April 7-19.  You can find more information about that festival HERE.  EAT has also officially been selected to 17th annual Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival which takes place April 15-25.  You can find more information about that festival at HERE.  It’s always awesome to see EAT playing all over the world. 

Also, in February, HorrorHound Podcast did a quick review of EAT.  You can find that HERE.  They discuss EAT at the 01:21:00 mark.

And finally, I did a little interview at the Horror News Network about EAT.  You can check that out HERE.

I think that's it for now.  As always, if you haven’t had a chance to rent or buy EAT…what are you waiting for?!