Hey, the Tower of Terror movie isn't dead after all. As somebody who covers the movie industry and the theme park industry ...

One of Rod Serling's closing monologues from an episode of The Twilight Zone accidentally mixes up two different Shakespeare plays.

Rod Serling went from the world of sci-fi with The Twilight Zone to the Western with The Loner. The result is an under-appreciated and mostly forgotten high point of his career.

As a young man, he fought in the Pacific in World War II before gracing the silver screen with his creation of the “Twilight Zone.” Serling won six Emmys as the creator, host and narrator of ...

This episode of The Twilight Zone is without a doubt its most controversial, so much so that it was banned from TV for over 50 years. The episode aired once in May 1964, but wasn’t shown again ...

William Shatner has been a household name since he starred as Captain Kirk on the original Star Trek.His appearance in "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" is one of The Twilight Zone's most iconic episodes ...

Those of us who knew Rod Serling only through 50 years of Twilight Zone reruns have a definite picture of the ... and The Purple Testament imagines a G.I. who can see which of his platoon ...

The 19th episode of “The Twilight Zone” aired on Feb. 12, 1960. Its title, “The Purple Testament,” quotes Shakespeare’s Richard II, who warns darkly of opening “the purple testament of ...

The "Twilight Zone" creator died in 1975. TV writer Marc Scott Zicree, along with Anne Serling, looked back at the life and legacy of Rod Serling, who would have turned 100 on Christmas Day.

Well before "The Twilight Zone," Rod Serling wrote about his ... The impact of war would continue as a theme throughout Serling’s work in "Twilight Zone" episodes like “The Purple Testament ...