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Lord Chris Mentillo retweeted
“Most people don’t fail because they lack potential. They fail because they lack the emotional calluses to endure the middle - that dark, lonely space, where the novelty has worn off and the results haven’t shown up yet.”
- Chris Mentillo
Lord Chris Mentillo retweeted
Happy Halloween, everyone! Anyone watching a Twilight Zone or a Night Gallery tonight? If so, which episodes are on your list?
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Lord Chris Mentillo retweeted
"The writer's role is to menace the public's conscience. He must have a position, a point of view. He must see the arts as a vehicle of social criticism, and he must focus on the issues of his time."
~Rod Serling
Lord Chris Mentillo retweeted
I bid you welcome to a private showing of canvases displayed here for the first time. Each of these works is a collector's item, not for any special artistic quality, but because it captures on canvas, and suspends in time and space, a frozen moment of a nightmare
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It is a lovely, moving episode although, like Rod Serling, I still prefer the somewhat similar A Stop At Willoughby.
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October 30, 1959: Twilight Zone's "Walking Distance," airs. A harried executive visits his hometown years later and finds it unchanged — and ends up meeting himself as a boy, along with his late parents.
Stars Gig Young and Frank Overton, with a lovely score by Bernard Herrmann.
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October 27, 1961: Twilight Zone's "The Grave" airs. A gunslinger is challenged to plant a knife in the grave of a dead rival to prove he's not scared.
Perfect for Halloween! And what a cast: Lee Marvin, James Best, Lee Van Cleef, Strother Martin, Stafford Repp and Elen Willard.
