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A new Horror anthology show begins tonight (Channel: TNT 8 PM -10 PM Central Time). I've watched seemingly every Horror anthology for the past several years and I hope this one will be entertaining. "Nightmares...." will show 2 1- hour long episodes on Wednesday nights over the next 4 weeks.
I've read that the 1st episode has no dialogue . Tonight's episodes are to have limited commercial interruption.
A new Horror anthology show begins tonight (Channel: TNT 8 PM -10 PM Central Time). I've watched seemingly every Horror anthology for the past several years and I hope this one will be entertaining. "Nightmares...." will show 2 1- hour long episodes over the next 4 weeks.
I remember reading some of the short storeis in Nightmares and Dreamscapes-- But that's een lik 10 years ago and I don't remember much.. I'll have to tune in and refresh my memory.
I loved the first 2 episodes. Richard Matheson, who wrote the novel "I Am Legend" (A MUST READ!!!!) and the screenplays for "Trilogy of Terror" and about a million other movies wrote the teleplay for the 1st episode.
Nothing earthshattering, but it brought to mind some of the older anthologies. There was a great "cameo". For those who remember the made-for-TV "Trilogy of Terror" (with Karen Black) (I can't forget it.... the cameo "star" scared the hell out of me as a little boy), the doll from the best part of "Trilogy...", "He Who Kills" (from the Richard Matheson short story "Prey" ) was sitting on a shelf in the hit man's apartment. The doll got blown up last night, but I was delighted to see the cameo.
I enjoyed both episodes and am looking forward to the next 6.
No, this show isn't on par with Rod Serling's stuff, but it was pretty good entertainment, IMO. The little kid in me liked it.
I thought the episodes were ok. If you ever read Stephen Kings' short stories from "Nightmares and Dreamscapes" you'll see how he envisioned these ideas. Both of the episodes from last night showed a different point of view from the stories. To be honest, the second episode last night strayed so far from the short story that I barely recognized it.
"Oh I Have Slipped The Surly Bonds of Earth... Put Out My Hand And Touched the Face of God"
I thought the episodes were ok. If you ever read Stephen Kings' short stories from "Nightmares and Dreamscapes" you'll see how he envisioned these ideas. Both of the episodes from last night showed a different point of view from the stories. To be honest, the second episode last night strayed so far from the short story that I barely recognized it.
I haven't read "Nightmares and Dreamscapes", which is probably for the best in watching the episodes. I liked what I saw last night, but hopefully the upcoming episodes will be better. It's on basic cable, which thwarts accurate comparisons to HBO series, but I really miss "Tales From The Crypt" and "The Hitchhiker" .
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. Tonight's episodes are to have limited commercial interruption.
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