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Recursive Canon: Played with, as the characters discuss the old TV series before a Twist Ending reveals they're in the Zone.Mythology Gag: The segment references many episodes of the series and the characters involved debate if ' A Kind of a Stopwatch' was a Zone or an Outer Limits.Lightmare Fuel/ Schmuck Bait: 'You wanna see something really scary?'.Jump Scare: The segment ends with the hitchhiker revealing his Nightmare Face to the driver.Fandom Rivalry: In-Universe and lampshaded during the Zone or Limits debate.For example, the window doesn't collapse - instead it explodes outwardly. Special Effects Evolution: The opening features updated visual effect versions of the fourth and fifth season Title Sequence.William Schallert, Kevin Mc Carthy, and Murray Matheson all had parts in the original series and also appear in the movie.He sarcastically tells his friend Chris that it was 'real good' that he attacked Anthony. Bill Mumy, who played the creepy omnipotent boy Anthony Fremont in the original episode 'It's a Good Life', plays a diner patron named Tim in this film's adaptation.Rod Serling's widow Carol has a cameo as an airline passenger in 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet'.

Burgess Meredith, who starred in four episodes of the series, including the all-time classic ' Time Enough at Last', is the Narrator of the film.

The finished book reflects how the first segment ends in the final cut of the film. As originally written, the first segment would have ended as it did in the original screenplay (Connor finds redemption by saving two Vietnamese children whose village is being destroyed by the Air Cavalry). Bloch also said that in the six weeks he was given to write the book, he only saw a screening of two of the segments he had to hurriedly change the ending of the first segment, after the helicopter accident that occurred during filming. Bloch claimed that no one told him the anthology had a wraparound sequence. Both the movie's prologue and epilogue are missing in the novelization.

Bloch's order of segments does not match the order in the film itself, as he was given the original screenplay to work with, in which 'Nightmare at 20,000 Feet' was the second segment, and 'Kick the Can' was the fourth. Novelization: Robert Bloch wrote the book adaptation.No Antagonist: All but the final segment.' Nightmare at 20,000 Feet'/Epilogue: 'Even Scarier' (Directed by George Miller): A man who is scared of flying finds out that the plane he is in is being sabotaged by a gremlin.' It's a Good Life' (Directed by Joe Dante): A woman meets a young boy who has a very special power, which he uses to hold his family in a grip of terror.

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' Kick the Can' (Directed by Steven Spielberg): A mysterious man arrives at a retirement home and shows its inhabitants how to be young again.

'Time Out' (Directed by John Landis): A bigot is taught a fantastic lesson as he finds himself traveling through time and hunted down for being a minority (a Jew in Nazi Germany, a black man living in the Deep South during the 1950s, and a Vietnamese man during The Vietnam War).

Prologue: 'Something Scary' (Directed by John Landis): Two men discuss old television shows.

It follows the show's anthology format by presenting four segments (all but one remakes of classic episodes), which are directed by four different directors. An Anthology Film based on the 1959 Twilight Zone television series, released in 1983.

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