The last 2 stories save an otherwise inconsistent movie
The Twilight Zone was one of the most iconic TV shows of its time. It was inevitable that it would be made into a film. It was a collection of 5 different stories each with its own director including Steven Spielberg and John Landis. Some of them worked and others that didn’t. One about a retirement home for instance would have been more appropriate in a Disney production not the Twilight Zone. The best were saved for last with one story about a kid who got whatever he wanted and another based upon a TV episode where John Lithgow was terrified of flying. Lithgow has this insane look upon him which completely makes the scene. It’s one of the most memorable things he ever did. That showed it really wasn’t the directors that made the stories good or bad but rather the writing with the two concluding skits scripted by Richard Matheson.
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