By popular demand! A somewhat watchable print of the episode that scared the bejeebers out of me as a kid. I only located a copy lately and was impressed to see how significantly I remembered, and how accurately. And I think it is nonetheless fairly good!
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@fuzzybuddy
The episode that you are looking for is called “Painted Mirror ” I think I saw that someone posted here on Youtube..
I remember when I was little the pictures at the beginning of this show would scare me half to death! But I still always wanted to see them! The creepiness of these stories tends to stay with you. I wonder why no one writes things like this anymore. I think directors depend too much on gore and shock value. No one can just tell a damned good story anymore.
i’m only 19 years old, so this show is way above my generation, but this is still one of my favorite shows that manages to scare me more then crapfest like paranormal activity or any other cheesy “horror” movie these days, thats saying a lot about how great a show is when it manages to still scare people all the way into 2011-2012 from 1969.
I’m 47 and what still gets me after all these years is that This STILL gets me. I mean, no other show in my LIFE has made me think back to recall images that were burned so deep into my memory that I can’t erase them.
Rod Sterling was a Genius, no doubt.
I’m gone now to find the episode where the lady found a mirror into prehistoric times and her husband ‘tried’ to trap her there lol
I know its not scary anymore… but
If your no longer scared of this.. then congratulations you have been thoroughly desensitised, as have i… ‘I antichrist’ anyone? u see my point
Huzzah for Granny Walton.
@Moeman774746 Have you ever watched beyond belief fact or fiction? it is like this but some stories are true in it.
@MrGamekid98 indeed, Rod Sterling hosted the Night Gallery, The Twilight Zone and also the original “The Outer Limits” He’s kinda like Robert Stack from the original Unsolved Mysteries…it would be VERY difficult to capture the same class today in presentation.
is that the same guy from the twilight zone?
I love Night Gallery!!
I love the ep. called ‘whisper” with sally fields!
It’s midnight right now and I’m only 1 minute into this video and I’m having second thoughts lol…
Many thanks. I love everything to do with Rod Serling. When I watched the pilot as a kid, not even knowing it was a horror series it scared me so much I wanted to retreat to my bedroom but that meant having to walk down the hallway on my own. I was trapped!
It’s not nostalgia that makes this good, I’m 18 and love this.
is it bad that whenever a painting comes up, i already know what episode it was and what happened in it?
Bons tempos dessas épocas dos anos 70 nos filmes de terror. Dava mais medo do que esses novos que são tão sem graças e exagerados e cheios de efeitos especiais que é tão perfeitos que acabam se tornando muito sem graça e sem vida.
tinha q ter legendas para a gente compreender melhor
Isn’t that the grandma from the Walton family playing the house keeper??
They really don’t make ‘em like they used to. This isn’t even my generation of TV and I think it’s so much better than todays’.
Totally agree! Thanks.
@thorneel
I think that one was called “Pickman’s Model” based on a short story by H.P. Lovecraft….I used to watch this show as a kid back in the 70′s…its sad that television today doesnt have an ounce of the creative writing that this show and “The Twilight Zone” had.
Was Zachariah Ogilvy turned on by witchcraft Miss Paitnice?
@tapeduk There is only one critic whose opinion has any value and that is you, the consumer.
@Lstonelove Oh thank you!
@herstome5656 “Last Rites for a Dead Druid,” one of my favs:)