Why Emma Caulfield Asked Joss Whedon To Kill Off Her Character On Buffy
Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans loved Emma Caulfield as Anya Jenkins, but Caulfield had her reasons for wanting her character to be killed off.
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The Chilling X-Files Episode Inspired By A U.S. Navy Conspiracy Theory
The X-Files wandered into terrifying true life territory in the episode "Død Kalm," about a mysterious beached ship that makes people old. -
The Twilight Zone Episode That Signaled The Beginning Of The Series' End
By the time the season 3 Twilight Zone episode 'The Arrival' aired, it was evident series creator Rod Serling was struggling to come up with fresh ideas. -
A Young Robert Redford Almost Ruined An Otherwise Great Twilight Zone Episode
The Twilight Zone Episode titled Nothing in the Dark boasts a very young Robert Redford in what many consider to be his worst performance. -
The Reason Buffy's Seth Green Thinks Sarah Michelle Gellar Was Unfairly Labeled Difficult On Set
Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Seth Green came to Sarah Michelle Gellar's defense when people labeled her as 'difficult.' -
A Serious Off-Set Injury Ended Up Working To The Twilight Zone's Advantage
In the Twilight Zone episode titled 'The Silence,' actor Franchot Tone is often shown with only one side of his face visible. Here's why. -
Bill Mumy Led One Of The Twilight Zone's Darkest Episodes Years Before Lost In Space
Bill Mumy became one of the most famous child actors in history thanks to Lost in Space, but he appeared in The Twilight Zone before he became Will Robinson. -
One Classic Twilight Zone Episode Was Adapted Into A Movie You've Never Seen
Did you know The Twilight Zone episode called A Stop at Willoughby was remade as a feature length film called For All Time starring Mark Harmon? -
How Crappy, Low Budget Movies Inspired Joss Whedon To Write Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Joss Whedon pulled on a ton of different sources of inspiration to create Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but B movies played a prominent role. -
The Prototype For Alfred Hitchcock Presents Was A Forgotten Box Office Flop
Alfred Hitchcock Presents borrowed from Hitch's The Trouble With Harry, a comedy that, after its failure, the director worried would ruin his maiden TV voyage. -
The Character That Joss Whedon Thinks Got Short Shrift In Buffy Season 7
Buffy the Vampire Slayer was full of great characters, but Joss Whedon thought one got short shrift. Or did he intentionally short shrift them? -
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Wrote 'Speed On An Airplane' Decades Before Speed
The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling once wrote a film with the same premise as Speed on an airplane, but it was banned almost immediately after it aired. -
How The Twilight Zone Influenced The Sopranos
The Twilight Zone has inspired countless TV series and movies over the years, including the pinnacle of prestige TV, The Sopranos. -
Yes, Jason Alexander Played The Grim Reaper On The Twilight Zone
Jason Alexander is famous for his comedic turn on Seinfeld, but his appearance on The Twilight Zone is worth a closer look. -
The 2023 /Film TV Awards: The Best Shows, Performances, Characters, And More
The /Film team huddled together and voted on the best television shows, streaming or otherwise, from 2023. -
What We Do In The Shadows Season 6 Will End The Bloodsucking Comedy Series
Nandor, Guillermo, and the rest of the gang will hang it up for good after What We Do in the Shadows airs its sixth and final season next year. -
Netflix Might Be Making A Huge Mistake With Its Wednesday Spin-Off
After the success of Wednesday, Netflix is expanding its Addams Family universe of shows. But is centering the next one on Fred Armisen the right move? -
Netflix Is Developing TV Spin-Offs Of Wednesday, Extraction, And Peaky Blinders
Netflix is going all-in on franchises with plans for TV spin-offs of Wednesday, Extraction, and Peaky Blinders, plus an animated remake of One Piece. -
How Alfred Hitchcock Presents Brought The Director's Filmmaking Sensibilities To The Small Screen
When it came to translating his particular brand of suspense to the small screen, Alfred Hitchcock had to deal with runtimes and sponsors. -
Joss Whedon's Sadistic Rule When Writing For Sarah Michelle Gellar On Buffy
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's whole premise was based on the lead character suffering - a fact that certainly wasn't lost on Joss Whedon himself. -
The Twilight Zone's 'Disastrous' Videotape Episodes Led To Two Separate Lawsuits
The Twilight Zone season 2 was hit with more challenges than just the network edict to shoot on cheap video; no, two lawsuits made things even worse. -
Why The Network 'Begged' Joss Whedon To Change Buffy's Name
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's outrageous title is what got a lot of fans hooked, but initially, the studio begged showrunner Joss Whedon to pick another name. -
Jessica Simpson Was Once Terrorized By Evil Dolls In The Twilight Zone
The UPN reboot of The Twilight Zone was full of hits and misses, but one episode featuring Jessica Simpson truly stands out from the pack. -
The Chucky Series Has Cast A Legendary Filmmaker As The Creator Of The Cursed Doll
John Waters dabbles in the occasional screen role, and thank heavens he's coming back the Chucky-verse for a role in the upcoming season of the SyFy/USA series. -
15 Best Animated TV Shows And Movies Of 2023
The limitless possibilities of animation were well on display in 2023. Here are our picks for the top 15 animated films and TV shows of the year. -
Rod Serling's Most Personal Twilight Zone Episode Nearly Didn't Get Made
While 'Walking Distance" was perhaps Rod Serling's most personal episode of The Twilight Zone, it took a lot of persuasion to convince CBS to make it. -
Why Giles Had To Be Fired For One Buffy Writer To Be Hired
One of the biggest twists in Buffy the Vampire Slayer came about because of how one of the show's greatest writers joined the show.
