Episode 1: Reappraisal
Written and Directed by Glenn McQuaid.

A man trying to sell his home and uproot his family is visited by a mysterious buyer.
Starring Larry Fessenden, Clay McCLeod Chapman, Sam Zimmerman, Janet Scanlon
poster by Brian Level

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TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE to launch as a Podcast
Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden’s Award Winning Audio Plays
will drop weekly starting OCTOBER 10 2019

THE PALE MEN: Glenn McQuaid and Larry Fessenden

THE TALES PODCAST will launch with a brand new audio drama entitled REAPPRAISAL,
written and directed by Glenn McQuaid and featuring Larry Fessenden as a mysterious stranger
determined to buy a property from an unstable seller played by TALES regular
Clay MacLeod Chapman (author of the acclaimed new novel “The Remaking”).
REAPPRAISAL was performed live in Oregon’s Timberline Lodge
as part of the 2016 Overlook Film Festival.

TALES FROM BEYOND THE PALE, THE PODCAST
will offer up a different episode weekly each Thursday, mixing premieres and new content
with Tales plucked from archives comprised of over 40 half-hour recordings
by a diverse swath of genre writers and directors.

Read the press release here

From Daily Dead: One of the best reviewed horror films of all time, Ti West’s THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL will return to the big screen this October to mark its 10^th anniversary. Becoming an instant cult classic upon its release in 2009, THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL will receive a nationwide re-release in 27 markets ten years later, beginning October 8^th at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Downtown Los Angeles, with a special in-person appearance by Ti West. 

Check if The House Of The Devil is unspooling in your town HERE

Big Congrats to GEP pal Clay McLeod Chapman (Tales From Beyond The Pale, The Trouble With Dad)
for accolades being heaped upon his new book “The Remaking” 

2015, Fessenden along with GEP Filmworkers Rigo Garay and Ben Duff
at the Glass Eye Pix Comic Con booth.

From Rue Morgue: Depraved marks Larry Fessenden’s return to the director’s chair following 2013’s Beneath. In his latest feature, Fessenden gives a contemporary spin on the Frankenstein tale, just as he’d updated the vampire film in Habit (1995), taking the Gothic trappings and setting to modern day Brooklyn and New York, and with a doctor, Henry (played by David Call), whose ambition to reanimate the dead stems from his failure to save lives while working as a field surgeon overseas. Here, the director speaks about the new movie, the monster, Adam (portrayed by Alex Breaux), and the themes that drive him forward as a filmmaker.

Read Full Interview HERE