Twilight Zone Vs. Outer Limits Vs. Alfred Hitchcock Vs. Tales From the Crypt Who had better stories?

What TV Show was the GOAT story teller

  • Twilight Zone

    Votes: 41 70.7%
  • Outer Limits

    Votes: 9 15.5%
  • Alfred Hitchcock Presents

    Votes: 2 3.4%
  • Tales From the Crypt

    Votes: 5 8.6%
  • Goosebumps (for you 90's babies)

    Votes: 1 1.7%

  • Total voters
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BreezyH

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tales would just be some fukked up shyt. tz had some corny or obvious lessons but overall i dug a lot of em. I think outer limits was most polished.

no Are You Afraid of the Dark? :stopitslime:
 

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tales would just be some fukked up shyt. tz had some corny or obvious lessons but overall i dug a lot of em. I think outer limits was most polished.

no Are You Afraid of the Dark? :stopitslime:
Yea Tales from the Crypt's first season was pretty decent, but they all had very predictable endings as the show went on...shyt got boring quick..

But the 1972 Tales from the Crypt is the best horror anthology movie ever...Ralph Richardson will fukk up your dreams :zayufedup:
 

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No one is going to mention Amazing Stories? Or..........












Freddy's Nightmares?? :lolbron:

Amazing Stories had like maybe 6-7 great episodes that were scary or something...the rest were after school specials; that show did not age well like the others and did not deeply address socioeconomic issues like the others (even Tales from the Crypt was a biting satire on capitalism)
 

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How come Tales From the Darkside never gets any love :patrice:

Tales from the Darkside had some truly fukked up, classic horror...

I Dare anyone to watch "The Cutty Black Sow" in the dark at night and tell me it doesn't fukk with you...also, Trick 'or Treat and the one with the girl on the train will fukk your world up too...great series
 

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Without Twilight Zone; would TalesFromtheCrypt/Outer Limits/Goosebumps exist:sas1:

...I'm Hitchcock film stan, but his show was just TZ with his name on it:yeshrug:

And, Night Gallery should get a honorable mention:sas2:
 
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Without Twilight Zone; Tales From the Crypt, Outer Limits, and Goosebumps wouldn't have been possible:sas1:

...and, I'm Hitchcock film stan, but his show to me was just TZ with his name on it:yeshrug:

Hitchcock didn't feel like TZ to me; Hitchcock felt like his show with his stories of deception, murder, etc. and Twilight Zone rarely dealt with that;

and like I said earlier, both Outer Limits and Twilight Zone were sci-fi shows, but both had very different approaches, budgets, style, etc. and Outer Liits held its own and produced a much richer and complex show than Twilight Zone; yes, Twilight Zone had some classic, classic episodes that I cherish today, but as a whole, Outer Limits' short lived run had a more consistent critical tone on globalization and oppression/the human condition while Twilight Zone often repeated the same themes over and over again (because it had so many episodes).
 

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Without Twilight Zone; would TalesFromtheCrypt/Outer Limits/Goosebumps exist:sas1:

...I'm Hitchcock film stan, but his show was just TZ with his name on it:yeshrug:

But, Night Gallery should get a honorable mention:sas2:
Tzone only had one show that came close to it, outer limits. IMO. Both dealt with sci fi but in different strengths.
 

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The reason I really love TZ is because it reflected the era so on point. I mean I know most people weren't alive back then (including me) but the threat of nuclear war, UFOS, invasions from other countires/aliens just fed into the paranoia and concerns of The Cold War era. I know as a black man I would have caught hell during those times but I just like the way the men dressed in that era always in suits and always dressed to the T. The whole look of the show always captivates me. I love that shyt.
 
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Hitchcock didn't feel like TZ to me; Hitchcock felt like his show with his stories of deception, murder, etc. and Twilight Zone rarely dealt with that;

and like I said earlier, both Outer Limits and Twilight Zone were sci-fi shows, but both had very different approaches, budgets, style, etc. and Outer Liits held its own and produced a much richer and complex show than Twilight Zone; yes, Twilight Zone had some classic, classic episodes that I cherish today, but as a whole, Outer Limits' short lived run had a more consistent critical tone on globalization and oppression/the human condition while Twilight Zone often repeated the same themes over and over again (because it had so many episodes).
which outer limit episodes were the most powerful and great, i know it was short lived and they were all original and dynamic..i have the set in doors and im Ill, about to sit back and watch some classics ..before the UFc card tonight.
 
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