What Critics And Fans Are Saying About The Fall Of The House Of Usher
Mike Flanagan's melancholy tale The Fall of the House of Usher has landed on Netflix to a mostly positive reaction from fans and critics.
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How The Fall Of The House Of Usher Draws On The Opioid Crisis As Inspiration For Its Awful Family
The Usher family at the center of The Fall of the House of Usher is clearly inspired by the Sacklers, the family closely associated with the opioid crisis.
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Netflix's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Asks: 'What If Succession Was A Horror Story?'
Like Succession, The Fall of the House of Usher focuses on a grotesque family dynasty. But in this story, they actually get their comeuppance.
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The Evil Mirror From Oculus Has A Cameo In The Fall Of The House Of Usher
The Lasser Glass, the malevolent mirror from Mike Flanagan's horror movie Oculus, makes another cameo appearance in The Fall of the House of Usher.
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Why The Fall Of The House Of Usher Will Be Mike Flanagan's Final Netflix Show
Mike Flanagan is leaving Netflix for Amazon after The Fall of the House of Usher, having expressed his displeasure with the way the former operates.
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Cat Lovers Should Beware The Fall Of The House Of Usher Episodes 3 & 4
Here's a little warning to cat lovers about two episodes of the new Netflix Mike Flanagan horror series The Fall of the House of Usher. Spoilers follow.
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15 Episodes Of The Twilight Zone That Are Still Relevant Today
The Twilight Zone is as timely and relevant today as when Rod Serling's masterpiece debuted. These are the 15 episodes that are particularly relevant.
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George R.R. Martin's Career May Have Never Happened Without The Twilight Zone
Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin got his start writing for the '80s reboot of the Twilight Zone, and without that opportunity, who knows where he'd be.
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The Twilight Zone Episode That Gave Planet Of The Apes Its Famous Twist Ending
The original Planet of the Apes' legendary twist ending bears more than a passing resemblance to that of the Twilight Zone episode I Shot An Arrow Into the Air.
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Rod Serling's Big Twilight Zone Pet Peeve Is Still As Frustrating As Ever
Rod Serling hated one thing about The Twilight Zone on cable ... the mandatory commercials. Celebrities, they're just like us!
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This Classic Episode Of The Twilight Zone Didn't Win An Emmy – It Won An Oscar
'An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge' is an incredible episode of television, but this Twilight Zone chapter didn't begin as TV.
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How The Twilight Zone (Kind Of) Predicted Neil Armstrong's Landing On The Moon
A classic episode of The Twilight Zone looked to the future. Specifically, it foresaw a universe where a human being walked on the moon.
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The Twilight Zone Was Robert Redford's Scariest Role ... Or Was It?
Depending on who you ask, young Robert Redford's boyish good looks made him one of the scariest figures in Twilight Zone history.
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How One Of The Twilight Zone's Worst Episodes Eventually Became The Waltons
The Twilight Zone episode The Hunt is responsible for the creation of The Waltons. Here's how one TV juggernaut birthed another.
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There's A Reason Why Six Twilight Zone Episodes Will Always Look Terrible
Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
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The Twilight Zone Story So Scary, They Made It Three Times
Nightmare at 20,000 Feet taps the primal fear of being seen as crazy, which is probably why The Twilight Zone has remade it so many times.
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William Shatner Pulled A Cruel Prank On Set Of The Twilight Zone
William Shatner pulled a prank on the set of The Twilight Zone that sent director Richard Donner into a panic.
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The Twilight Zone Made An Unauthorized Change To The Hitch-Hiker Its Author Hated
The Hitch-Hiker is one of the best episodes of The Twilight Zone, but the original author wasn't keen on some of the creative liberties taken.
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Rod Serling Committed Plagiarism In The Twilight Zone – By Accident
It took a while for Rod Serling to realize he had accidentally plagiarized Ray Bradbury with the pilot episode of The Twilight Zone.
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Why The Set Of The Twilight Zone's First Episode Looks So Familiar
The set of The Twilight Zone pilot was Universal's backlot town square, which may look familiar, because it was most famously used for Back to the Future.
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How The Twilight Zone's Howling Man Pushed The Limits Of '60s Special Effects
Necessity was the mother of invention on the iconic Twilight Zone episode The Howling Man, producing results better than what CGI could have replicated.
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The Actor Who Held The Record For Most Twilight Zone Appearances
Rod Serling may have been the host of The Twilight Zone, but the actual actor with the most appearances on the show is a fascinating piece of trivia.
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Rod Serling Made A Big Mistake In The Twilight Zone's Opening Narration
Rod Serling had trouble counting his dimensions for The Twilight Zone.
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William Shatner's Twilight Zone Episode Was 'Unbearable' For Director Richard Donner
Richard Donner did not have an easy time directing the William Shatner Twilight Zone episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet.
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The Twilight Zone Needed A Favor From A Disney Great To Make The Dummy Work
Sometimes Disney magic is terrifying, and great shows like The Twilight Zone could borrow that magic for classic episodes like The Dummy.
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How The Twilight Zone Pulled Off The Impossible For The Eye Of The Beholder
The Eye of the Beholder is one of the great Twilight Zone episodes, and its creation is as interesting as the show itself. What a twist!
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David Tennant Says Good Omens 2 Has 'Two Supernaturals And A Baby' Vibe [Exclusive]
When the angel Gabriel shows up without any clothes or memories, Aziraphale and Crowley become reluctant parents to a large adult baby.
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