What a TWIST! | The Twilight Zone 80s Reaction & Review
The Twilight Zone (1980s) gets another entry into The Horror Gallery! This is the second segment of the pilot episode - A Little Peace and Quiet. Directed by Wes Craven
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Different problem from that 60's episode.
That ICBM looks extremely clean for having traveled so far.
That’s where I think the original series is better. The original series had a moral story to the episode. With the newer twilight zone sometimes it’s just something weird happening.
And see, this is what I liked about the 80s version. Imo its better television. As much as I liked 60s Twilight Zone, it did get preachy sometimes and not everything needs a moral. Plus, this twist was WAY better!
For 70's horror films, I highly recommend the remake/reimagining of Invasion of the Body Snatchers with Donald Sutherland and Duel with Dennis Weaver. Both are more suspenseful types of horror and well done.
I watched Failsafe just recently. Another great Henry Fonda performance.
Yes. Excellent film. Worth a look-see for TA.
From the 80s run, I would recommend "Paladin of the Lost Hour" -- I think it's very much akin to this one, and is based on a novel by Harlan Ellison, who was the writer of "City On The Edge of Forever" which inspired the ST episode of the same name. From the original run, I would recommend "Mr Garity and the Graves" and "King-9 Will Not Return" -- two of my personal favorites that I think you both would like. Glad to see more Horror Gallery stuff in addition to ST!
Wordplay was REALLY fun!
I'm at work and can't watch....is this the one where she can stop time?
Yes, the UNCUT released back in the fall but I hadn’t got around to editing it until now