Tag Archives: The Twilight Zone

Why do filmmakers create short films? Sometimes they are truly motivated to tell a story which only fits in a short format. Other times, it is to show off their skills in order to establish their credentials. Once in a while, they may make a short version of a film that they ultimately want to turn into a feature length production. At this year’s Dances With Films (DWF) festival, held in Hollywood in June, the selection of short films was impressive and contained examples which both fit into and transcended the above reasons. Three films I found impressive all dealt with our perception of what is real: 'Funny Love,' 'Waste Paper,' and 'Waiting for You.'

So this year drink your gin and tonica, play your harmonica, light you Menurkey, and eat your turkey. Oh, and watch some football if you dare.

Just in time for the holidays, Image Entertainmnet has released a complete, barebones, episode only version of the Twilight Zone series. For most, this will do just fine, but more serious fans may prefer other editions.

All good things must come to an end.

A highly recommend addition to anyone's library of television shows.

There will be no need to wait for a holiday to enjoy a Twilight Zone marathon.

Science Fiction's Finest: Vol. 1 is, actually, made up of fine songs, though many are not all that exciting.

A captivating series that’s just as creepy and cool as it was 50 years ago.