So I've recently gotten into The Twilight Zone, mostly watching it while smoking a bowl. And I have to say it has really screwed with me. It is so compelling, edge of your seat nervousness... Sometimes terrifying, always strange. And twist endings that will fry your brain. Light up and give it a shot - I recommend the episodes Night Call & the Hitch Hiker
Some of my favorite episodes are: The Monsters Are Due On Maple Street A Stop At Willoughby A Penny For Your Thoughts The Odyssey of Flight 33 A Hundred Yards Over The Rim The Silence Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up? A Game of Pool The Midnight Sun Black Leather Jackets
Awesome sky dog. I've seen Monsters/Maple Street. It was pretty solid. What would you say is the scariest or most disturbing episode you've seen?
"Long Distance Call" is a pretty disturbing one: Billy Bayles loves his Grandma Bayles and likes the present she's given him, a toy telephone which she says will allow them to communicate forever. Grandma Bayles is ill and soon dies but Billy claims he can speak to her on their special telephone. When he tells his parents that she wants him to join her wherever she's gone to, they pay no mind. When he throws himself in front of their neighbor's car, however, it all gets deadly serious. It's not one of my personal favorites, but it's creepy
The twilgt zone episode: with "Franklin". The old dude goes to Vega$ and he slot machine following him. Dude was an addicted.
My favorite episodes Nick of time Time enough at last Obsolete man Will the real martian please stand up? Monsters are due on maple street To serve man
The Twilight Zone is pure greatness. It's crazy to think that it came out over 50 years ago. My girlfriend and I have been binge watching the Alfred Hitchcock show on Netflix. The episodes are mostly non paranormal but it's still pretty great. Other old good shows like the Twilight Zone are The Outer Limits and Night Gallery.
The outer limits can almost hold a candle to twilight zone, but the way the hitch cock show was presented, on top of its content makes it the supreme king of all thriller/suspense/horror shows for the biggest factor that most of the shit talked about in the hitch cock show you know for sure could happen to you or someone you know at one point, where as twilight and outer limits it kind of leaves you with a feeling. I remember watching "The Birds" for the first time and even though it was not "Scary" it did creatively expose us to something we had previously never even talked about. Creative genius.
a stop at willoughby is one of my favorites because rod serling was inspired to write it by my home town willoughby, ohio.