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Conceived during a fog-drenched car ride with nothing beyond the windshield but a horizon-less void, Larry Fessenden and Glenn McQuaid created the acclaimed Tales from Beyond the Pale, audio theater inspired by the vintage radio shows of Alfred Hitchcock and Orson Welles.

The series is produced by filmmakers Larry Fessenden, Glenn McQuaid, and Lisa Wisely.

In "Man On The Ledge," a man reflects on his life – and imminent death – while perched on a ledge overlooking Manhattan. Through a series of surprising reveals, what begins as a touching soliloquy on human fraility slowly devolves into a psychotic screed as our ledge-dweller’s misdeeds are slowly brought to light. Starring Vincent D’Onofrio as The Man on the ledge with Larry Fessenden as Bill Coley, the officer charged with talking him down. Featuring John Spredakos, Nick Damici and Greg Amici.
©2010 Glass Eye Pix, Inc. (P)2010 Glass Eye Pix, Inc.

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  • 26-05-16

MAN WITHOUT QUALITIES

I was not impressed by the title, but I thought, it is the first in the series, surly it is good. You would think if you were going to produce a long series of scary stories, you would make sure the very first was one of the best. Not in this case. The story is as Ho-Hum as the title.

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