To commemorate the 60th anniversary of Rod Serling's "The Twilight Zone", Fathom Events presents a one-night-only, big-screen presentation of six of the classic's most popular episodes this Nov 14, hosted by the anthology's current front man, Jordan Peele.
The remastered entries include "Walking Distance", "The Monsters are Due on Maple Street", "To Serve Man", "Time Enough At Last", and "Eye of the Beholder": all authored/adapted by the remarkable Rod Serling. Richard Matheson's influential "The Invaders" will round out the spectacular queue.
These tales have resonated with viewers for decades, not only because of their cleverness and artsy production designs, but their courageous, warm and haunting messages regarding the human condition.
In addition to these acclaimed installments, Fathom Events will show a new documentary entitled "Remembering Rod Serling", which should prove a huge treat to fans of the legendary writer.
There's good reason why "Twlight Zone" endures. If by chance you have any doubt, enter the fifth dimension this month at your local theater. You're certain to depart an impassioned, TZ devotee.
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