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.
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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.' -
The Twilight Zone's Fake Invisible Wall Sent A Real Man To The Hospital
The Twilight Zone episode 'Valley of the Shadow' features lots of nifty effects. However, a stunt involving an invisible wall proved somewhat dangerous to film. -
Stephen King And Steven Spielberg Almost Teamed Up For A Haunted House Movie
Stephen King and Steven Spielberg have never worked together, but they came very close with what would become the miniseries Rose Red. -
The Short-Lived Fox Series That Paved The Way For Stranger Things
If it wasn't for the Fox series Wayward Pines, we might not have gotten Stranger Things. -
The Best Horror Show On TV (And Streaming) Is Coming To An End
Evil, the brilliant halfway point between Hannibal and Law and Order, will end with a super-sized fourth season. -
True Detective: Night Country Tops The Original To Be The Most Watched Season Yet
True Detective: Night Country is officially the most-watched season of the hit HBO series. -
The Twilight Zone's Eye Of The Beholder Had Maxine Stuart Crying Very Real Tears
Actress Maxine Stuart was hidden underneath bandages for The Twilight Zone's Eye of the Beholder, but she found the experience 'wonderful.' -
The Forgotten '60s Sitcom That Kicked The Twilight Zone Off TV
For a while, The Twilight Zone was kicked out of its time slot by Fair Exchange, a show that experimented with the structure of sitcoms. -
A Sue-Happy Scriptwriter Buried This Twilight Zone Episode For Over Two Decades
The Twilight Zone invited viewers to send in scripts, but this backfired when one writer filed a plagiarism lawsuit over the season 4 episode 'Miniature.' -
Goosebumps Season 2 Is Happening, With A Whole New Cast And Setting
Disney has officially greenlit Goosebumps season 2, which will leave Port Lawrence behind and focus on a new cast of characters. -
True Detective: Night Country Reveals Another Possible Explanation For The Spiral
Did True Detective: Night Country just reveal the actual meaning of the spiral, or was it merely a red herring? Let's investigate. -
Stephen King's Newest Novel Is Becoming A TV Series – And You May Know The Lead Character
Stephen King's novel Holly is being turned into a TV series from the producer of the Mr. Mercedes show. -
The Real Life Inspiration Of Buffy's Invisible Girl Is Now A Top TV Executive
Marcy Ross, who helped inspire Buffy the Vampire Slayer's invisible girl character from 'Out of Sight, Out of Mind,' is now a major player in television. -
The Award Winning Actress That Almost Played Buffy In Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Before Sarah Michelle Gellar was offered the role of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Poker Face star Natasha Lyonne was the WB's first choice. -
AMC Horror Series The Terror Returning For Season 3, Jennifer's Body Filmmaker Karyn Kusama Directing
AMC's The Terror returns for a third season with horror director Karyn Kusama at the helm. -
John Ritter's Buffy The Vampire Slayer Character Was A First For The Series
John Ritter may have only had one appearance on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but he certainly made it count. -
True Detective: Night Country Gives Us A Perfect Christmas Cameo (And Maybe A New Suspect?)
Is a beloved Christmas movie character the real villain in True Detective: Night Country? Join us on a deeply serious journey down this rabbit hole. -
Rod Serling's Unproduced Twilight Zone Pilot Finally Aired In Season 3
'The Gift' was not originally a standalone Twilight Zone episode but an additional pilot script written by creator and host Rod Serling himself. -
True Detective: Night Country Might Have Revealed The Origin Of Rust Cohle's Philosophy
True Detective: Night Country episode 4 hints at where Matthew McConaughey's Rust Cohle developed his interest in pessimistic philosophy. -
Why Disney's Tower Of Terror Imagineers Watched Every Episode Of The Twilight Zone Twice
The Tower of Terror is filled with details homaging The Twilight Zone thanks to Disney's Imagineers, who came to know every episode of the show inside and out.
