Tales To Keep You Awake - Episode 29 (The Case of Mr. Valdemar)
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synopsis
In this retelling of a classic Edgar Allan Poe tale, a scientist pushes the ethical envelope by pitting the power of hypnosis against death itself. The result is a terrifying examination of the thin line between the living and the dead.
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