A Twilight Zone movie divided into four chapters directed separately by John Landis, Joe Dante, Steven Spielberg and George Miller - how awesome sounds that? And yes it is awesome, or at least, occasionally it is. The opening prologue of the film is surely one of the great bits as we see Dan Aykroyd and Albert Brooks driving late at night singing along to CCR's "Midnight Special", what follows is both scary and funny. The quality of the four stories varies, but they all behold entertainment and easy fun. The best story is surely enough the last segment, "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet", directed by George Miller, starring a trembling and scared John Litghow. The film excels at certain points, and is a must-see for anyone who loves sci-fi / horror movies.
Review of Twilight Zone: The Movie
