What episodes do you want in the new Twilight Zone movie?
09-02-2009, 11:36 PM
I just started thinking of this thanks to the recent topic in the upcoming forum... Cool as they are I sure as hell don't want the new TZ movie to be a rehash of the old one, and I'd like to see some fresh eppys on the screen. What does everyone else think?
"The New Exhibit" would be a solid way to start, as it's quite straightforward and is creepy to boot. "Where is Everybody" would also be good (It was the first episode).
I think "Room for One More" would be good for sometime in the middle, classic tale told very creepily. As long as the keep the overall stifling "flavor" to it, it would make a brilliant part of the film
"Living Doll" should be in there since it's got a good, creepy feel, plus a famous one is obligatory
"5 Characters in Search of Exit" or the one with the "The Howling Man" thing would be good endings since they have a sort of foreboding but not overall apocalyptic "it's not really 'the end'" feel to them
Okay, I think that would be a good lineup, though I do myself think more supernatural/scifi could be put in instead of so much horror.
"Long Distance Call,"
"The Silence,"
"A Game of Pool,"
"The Mirror,"
"Come Wander with Me,"
"The Jungle,"
"Still Valley,"
"Night Call,"
"The Masks,"
"The Fear,"
"Caeser and Me,"
"The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms,"
"A Penny for your Thoughts"
would all also be interesting.
"The New Exhibit" would be a solid way to start, as it's quite straightforward and is creepy to boot. "Where is Everybody" would also be good (It was the first episode).
I think "Room for One More" would be good for sometime in the middle, classic tale told very creepily. As long as the keep the overall stifling "flavor" to it, it would make a brilliant part of the film
"Living Doll" should be in there since it's got a good, creepy feel, plus a famous one is obligatory
"5 Characters in Search of Exit" or the one with the "The Howling Man" thing would be good endings since they have a sort of foreboding but not overall apocalyptic "it's not really 'the end'" feel to them
Okay, I think that would be a good lineup, though I do myself think more supernatural/scifi could be put in instead of so much horror.
"Long Distance Call,"
"The Silence,"
"A Game of Pool,"
"The Mirror,"
"Come Wander with Me,"
"The Jungle,"
"Still Valley,"
"Night Call,"
"The Masks,"
"The Fear,"
"Caeser and Me,"
"The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms,"
"A Penny for your Thoughts"
would all also be interesting.
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