How many great Twilight Zone episodes were about identity loss ... standing motionless in the display window. Arlen Schumer: "Rod Serling's acute ability to identify both primal and post-war ...

The "Twilight Zone" revival that began in 1985 is an overlooked ... finding herself surrounded by its display mannequins. Even scarier, the mannequins that she encounters resemble employees ...

The Twilight Zone often explores ethical questions. Episodes like "Nightmare As A Child" showcase psychological horror by using repressed memories and ghostly themes to create tension. Classic ...

“The Encounter” aired as The Twilight Zone‘s 151st episode, premiering in May 1964. Its narrative centers on a white American World War II veteran named Fenton, played by Neville ...

“The After Hours” first aired on June 10, 1960, as episode 34 of The Twilight Zone Season 1 ... “saleswoman” is actually a mannequin on display. Accidentally locked inside the store ...

“The Twilight Zone” Season 1, Episode 34 stars Anne Francis as Marsha White, a woman searching a department store for a gold thimble when she starts to experience eerie things on its ninth floo ...