A new theory about Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus suggests that the show could be a sequel to the highly acclaimed The Twilight ...

Originally running from 1959 to 1964, The Twilight Zone offered a new, surreal story every week, many with a cruel twist.

T hese 10 episodes of The Twilight Zone will blow your mind. A landmark in anthology television, horror, science fiction, and ...

The very specific connection between Pluribus and The Twilight Zone could hint at where the Apple TV show is heading.

The Twilight Zone is famous for its dark and twisted endings, and we choose the most disturbing ending from the classic CBS ...

Exactly 66 years ago today, the most iconic episode of The Twilight Zone was released, the Burgess Meredith-starring "Time ...

“The After Hours” first aired on June 10, 1960, as episode 34 of The Twilight Zone Season 1. The story follows Marsha White (Anne Francis), a woman shopping for a gold thimble at a department store.

Former child actor John Eimen, known for his work on such well-known shows including “Leave It to Beaver,” “Petticoat ...