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"The Midnight Sun" features a very simple, but massive in scope premise that effectively captured and maintained the viewers attention across it's twenty-six minutes. Join Walter as he continues his deep dive into The Twilight Zone.

"Deaths-Head Revisited" has been described as one of the darkest and most moving episodes of The Twilight Zone. Join Walter as he gives his thoughts on what makes this such a powerful episode.

People hated it when it came out, but it's growing a bit of a following. Is this almost forgotten Peter Jackson flick worth remembering? Let's take a look at The Frighteners.

We have arrived at another pop culture phenomenon episode! Odds are you've somehow heard of this episode, even if you've never seen it so join Walter as he breaks down the iconic "It's a Good Life" in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

With Halloween Ends coming to theaters this month, it's time for The Cinema Snob to continue his reviews through the Halloween series to talk about the 2021 entry, Halloween Kills.

"The Grave" is a well regarded episode that many fans might remember, but is it one of the best of the third season? Find out now as Walter continues his deep dive into The Twilight Zone.

"The Mirror" borders on parody at times and doesn't hold up well for multiple reasons. Is this episode worth a recommendation? Find out now as Walter continues his deep dive of The Twilight Zone.

"A Game of Pool" is yet another classic that Walter is covering this year in the Twilight-Tober Zone. It's a top notch two-person piece with a pair of memorable performances leading the way. Join Walter as he continues his discussion of The Twilight Zone.

"The Passersby" takes us back for a Civil War-era story; it also saw the return of one of Walter's favorite Twilight Zone directors and a somewhat surprising appearance from a very familiar political figure. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

Yeah, why not? Why not have Doug review this movie? What will his thoughts on this kids film be? Let's take a look at Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile.