The Twilight Zone The Complete 1980s series heads to DVD this week!

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 12 years ago

Last Updated on August 2, 2021

Travel into the fifth dimension once again with “The Twilight Zone: The Complete 80s Series”, which hits DVD tomorrow. Airing from 1985 to 1989, this critically acclaimed anthology series carried on the legacy of the original Rod Serling program and attracted a brand new audience of fans.

The series has a bevy of famous faces – including Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, Helen Mirren, Martin Landau and many more — in compelling tales of intrigue by such noted writers as Ray Bradbury, Stephen King, Arthur C. Clarke and Theodore Sturgeon. Notable directors include Wes Craven, William Friedkin, Joe Dante, John Milius, Tommy Lee Wallace, Peter Medak and Paul Lynch.

Special features include:

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Eric Walkuski

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Favorite Movies: Jaws, Star Wars Trilogy, Aliens, Citizen Kane, The Third Man, Dawn read more of the Dead ('78), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre ('74), Fargo, Miller's Crossing, Reservoir Dogs, The Manchurian Candidate ('62), Taxi Driver, Back to the Future, Stand by Me, Shaun of the Dead, Boogie Nights, La Dolce Vita, 12 Angry Men, The Birds, Touch of Evil

Likes: Film, Beer (who the hell DOESN'T around here?!), writing, NY Mets, read more The Jets, Girls who love film AND beer (at the same time), Jazz, Deadwood, The Wire, The Office, The Twilight Zone, Cormac McCarthy, Graham Greene, Stephen King, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Scorsese, Spielberg, Halloween season, Marvel movies, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, Ash vs Evil Dead, Game of Thrones, Edgar Allen Poe, Mother Nature

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