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Screen Rant on MSNRod Serling’s Twilight Zone Follow-up Was An Underrated Horror Masterpiece
Rod Serling will forever be celebrated as the man behind The Twilight Zone, but the iconic sci-fi wasn't his only success with chilling anthologies.
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/Film on MSNRod Serling Made A Horror Anthology Series After The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone wasn't the only horror series to feature Rod Serling as a host and writer. Let us welcome you into the Night Gallery.
Except Rod Serling did write his own take on A Christmas Carol, as a TV movie featuring Peter Sellers, and it’s been almost completely forgotten. Ad A Carol for Another Christmas ...
Rod Serling on the set of Planet of the Apes with Kim Hunter (Zira) “The initial motivation was let’s show the movie they would have made in 1966 had it not developed the way it did,” says ...
EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Meieran and his Bureau of Moving Pictures has acquired rights to make a movie about Rod Serling, the Twilight Zone creator who left behind a remarkable legacy of sci-fi and ...
As CBS All Access gets ready to debut Jordan Peele’s heavily-anticipated reboot of “The Twilight Zone,” Rod Serling himself would be among those shocked to see that the 1960s-era black-and ...
Rod Serling biopic: Movie in works about Syracuse native who created ‘Twilight Zone’ Published: Sep. 05, 2019, 12:59 p.m. Rod Serling, television writer and creator of "The Twilight Zone," is ...
That’s one of the topics tackled in Remembering Rod Serling, a new documentary that will be unveiled Nov. 14 in theaters via Fathom Events to celebrate The Twilight Zone‘s 60th anniversary.
Rod Serling was not an actor, a singer or a comedian, but his influence on the development of television is immeasurable. ... When the series ended in 1964 he went on to movies ...
A lost piece of movie history will be rescued this summer, as Boom! Studios and 20th Century Fox Consumer Products partner to bring Rod Serling’s original Planet of the Apes vision to life for ...
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