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From director Scott Cooper and producer Guillermo del Toro comes Antlers, a supernatural horror film starring Keri Russell and Jesse Plemmons! Brad checks out this new film and gives his thoughts!

"The Silence" is unique in the fact that there are no sci-fi or supernatural elements within the story- that doesn't mean it doesn't fit the show, but there are very few episodes that went this route. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight Zone.

The classic Disney cartoon gets looked over by Doug just in time for Halloween! Let's take a look at Trick or Treat on a new Dark Toons.

"The Rip Van Winkle Caper" continues the legacy of other Twilight Zone episodes shot in the desert like The Lonely and King Nine Will Not Return, but because of its diverting initial premise it stands out as unique among its peers. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

"A Hundred Yards Over The Rim" is a man out of time story with a desert backdrop. You may recognize the lead, Cliff Robertson, from a few memorable roles over the years including Uncle Ben. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight Zone.

"Long Distance Call" is notable on several grounds- it tells a spooky tale in a minimalistic setting and uses what you don't see to unnerve the viewer, add a creepy little kid in the mix, and the result is an effective Twilight Zone story. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight-Tober Zone.

It's based on a Stephen King story, yet has nothing to do with it, yet has all the Stephen king clichés! What went on with the only King story King himself wanted no connection to? Nostalgia Critic takes a look at The Lawnmower Man.

"The Prime Mover" might not be top tier, but the pacing, performances, and message make it a worth while episode. Join Walter as he discusses this episode in the Twilight Zone.

The Cinema Snob reviews the sequel Night of the Demons 2, which may not have the power of Rog, but it does have Father Bob and Sister Gloria!

"Static" has an intriguing premise, but it doesn't go to the dark places writer Charles Beaumont would usually bring his scripts, and it also lacks the romanticism of a well-done, nostalgic Rod Serling episode. Is it worth a recommendation? Find out now as Walter discusses this episode in the Twilight Zone.