Rod Serling's Wax Museum: The Twilight Zone Sequel That Was Buried Before It Began
Had Rod Serling gotten his way, he would've continued to tell 'stories of the weird, the wild, and the wondrous' in the Twilight Zone sequel series Wax Museum.
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The Nightmare Of Netflix's Baby Reindeer Happened To Richard Gadd In Real Life
Richard Gadd's Baby Reindeer has been a huge deal ever since it arrived on Netflix, and it's easy to understand why when you realize that it actually happened. -
Horror Legend Brad Dourif Has Retired From Acting – With One Exception
Brad Dourif says he's pretty much retired from acting, with the notable exception of Chucky, of course. -
This Horror Anime Is A Secret Remake Of A 60s TV Classic
Horror-thriller manga/anime Monster was heavily inspired by the 1960s TV series The Fugitive, but its story became so much more than that. -
One Twilight Zone Episode Inspired A Horror Classic – And One Very Annoyed Writer
Steven Spielberg's story for the horror classic Poltergeist owes a lot to the work of Richard Matheson, especially his Twilight Zone episode 'Little Girl Lost.' -
TV's Best Horror Show Goes Full Omen With The Evil Final Season Trailer
The final season of Evil gets in on the recent horror trend with its own The Omen-inspired storyline, as teased in the latest trailer. -
Stranger Things' Gory Mind Flayer VFX Were Almost Too Graphic For Netflix
Stranger Things season 3 features some of the nastier visual effects of the entire series thanks to the Mind Flayer and some not-so-lucky rats. -
They Remade A Classic Twilight Zone Episode Twice – But The Original Tops Them All
The classic Twilight Zone episode 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet' was re-imagined twice, but neither remake captured the original's trim, terrifying simplicity. -
How A True Crime Doc Pushed Stephen King To Finally Adapt Lisey's Story
A true crime series finally convinced Stephen King he could adapt his novel Lisey's Story to the small screen. -
One Of X-Files' Best Episodes Would Have Been Very Different Without The Dick Van Dyke Show
A memory of an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show helped form one of the best episodes of The X-Files. -
The 'Rigid' Rules Every Twilight Zone Episode Was Supposed To Follow
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling and producer Buck Houghton established a firm set of rules for the show, but sometimes broke them to the series' benefit. -
Whatever Happened To The Original Losers Club From It?
Before Stephen King's It was turned into a two-part movie, it was a TV miniseries. But what happened to the TV cast who brought the Losers Club to life? -
This Is The Only Original Twilight Zone Episode Ever Scripted By A Woman
The Twilight Zone episode Caesar and Me might be the second to feature a ventriloquist dummy, but the first and only to be written by a woman. -
Every Stephen King Miniseries Ranked From Worst To Best
Stephen King was once king of the miniseries. Come along with us as we rank every Stephen King miniseries from worst to best. -
The Fallout TV Show Trailer Makes The Apocalypse Funny And Weird
The latest trailer for the Fallout TV show has arrived and the show looks as funny as the video games. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Reminds Us Why Michonne Is A True Survivor
Michonne, one of the standout characters in the Walking Dead universe, is back in a big way in the latest episode of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Opens With A Brutal Nod To The Comics
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live finally adapts a major event from the Walking Dead comics involving Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in its premiere. -
A Seven-Day Deadline Miraculously Led To One Of The Twilight Zone's Best Episodes
The Twilight Zone episode Jess-Belle had everything working against it, but somehow turned out to be one of the most unique in the entire series. -
Playing A Single Mom In Buffy Resonated With Kristine Sutherland In A Very Real Way
Kristine Sutherland played an all-time great single mom character on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and she pulled from her own experience to pull it off. -
Burgess Meredith Let Himself Be Lit On Fire For The Sake Of The Twilight Zone
Printer's Devil is one of Burgess Meredith's most underrated episodes of The Twilight Zone, and also the most dangerous to film. -
What Great Shows Look Like Before Special And Visual Effects
TV shows may not have the big budgets of movies, but they still use visual effects to bring them to life. Here's what some great shows look like before VFX. -
A Short-Sighted Twilight Zone Producer Passed On Casting A Young Liza Minnelli
Liza Minnelli wanted to appear in The Twilight Zone early on in her career, but producer William Froug thought she was simply too nervous for the role. -
Buffy The Vampire Slayer Typecast Emma Caulfield In A Very Specific Way
Buffy the Vampire Slayer made Emma Caulfield a star, but it also led to her being branded a 'type of comedy' rather than a funny actor. -
The True Detective: Night Country Finale Pays Homage To A Kubrick Horror Classic
The Shining is very personal to Issa López, and it shows in the way the True Detective: Night Country finale blatantly homages Stanley Kubrick's horror classic. -
Melanie Lynskey Reluctantly Auditioned For Buffy The Vampire Slayer Only To Be Rejected
Melanie Lynskey is one of many name actors who was nearly cast as a member of the Scooby Gang on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. -
The Scrapped Twilight Zone Episode That Was Deemed Too 'Grotesque' For TV
Many Many Monkeys was a script for a classic The Twilight Zone episode that the producers ended up scrapping. -
How Rod Serling's (Almost) Doppelganger Sparked Early Ideas For The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling had a creepy encounter with his doppelganger at an airport that inspired the unnerving episode 'Mirror Image.'
