The Twilight Zone and the works of David Lynch might not be identical twins, but they could certainly be long-lost siblings.

Unrelated movies are said to have “Twilight Zone-ish” twists, and its tone is so well known that simply humming its theme song is universal shorthand for “shit’s getting spooky.” ...

"Where Is Everybody?" introduces The Twilight Zone theme of reality vs. fantasy in the pilot episode. "Eye Of The Beholder" exemplifies the show's twist endings through unconventional perspectives.

The Twilight Zone often explores ethical questions. Episodes like "Nightmare As A Child" showcase psychological horror by using repressed memories and ghostly themes to create tension. Classic ...

Like the Jaws theme and The Stripper, just a few bars of the Twilight Zone music tells us exactly where we are. Even nowadays, we’ll sing those few bars to indicate a strange coincidence.

Originally created by Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone has now become synonymous with ... and has one of the most iconic theme songs in TV history. Since the original, the series has been rebooted ...

"Where Is Everybody?" introduces The Twilight Zone theme of reality vs. fantasy in the pilot episode. "Eye Of The Beholder" exemplifies the show's twist endings through unconventional perspectives.