20 Spin Chilling Episodes Of The Night Gallery TV Series - Explored, A Forgotten Horror Masterpiece
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- 20 Spin Chilling Episodes Of The Night Gallery TV Series - A Forgotten Horror Masterpiece!
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The CEMETERY scared me to death as a kid💀😲😵 I'm now 63 🇦🇺
LOTS / MANY. OF. THESE. SHOWS / ESPIIDES. SCARED. ME. THE. SCARYER. THE BETTER
Lindemann's Catch was my favorite episode. The plot twist at the end, when the captain thought he was going to see the mermaid's face but was shocked when it became a fish head instead
Yes! As a kid that terrified me. My older sister used to chase me around the house making fish faces ..LOL!
Thank goodness for Rod Sterling! My childhood would have been incomplete without him.:)
SERLING! Goddamn you SERLING!
SERLING, NOT STERLING. He was dark, not shiny.
Thank you. That has driven me crazy since I was a kid. Also, Roy Schneider ( Schieder), Lorraine Geary ( Gray).....there's more, but I'm old and can't remember them all....
Gary!! Not Gray!!
I. AM THE SAME WAY. THE. SCAREY. THE SHOW THE. BETTER.. IT. IS. THE. DARK SCAREY. SHOWS. THAT. REALY. GET. ME
I loved this show so much! They don't write like this anymore.
Last year, my Walmart had the complete series of Night Gallery for sale on DVD. Needless to say, I bought it up!
My 20 favorite Night Gallery episodes, in no specific order..
1. The Cemetery (‘69!Pilot)
2, Eyes (‘69 pilot)
3. The Deadman
4. The Little Black Bag
5. Certain Shadows on the Wall (great blend of TZ and atmospheric darkness)
6. The Doll
7. They’re Tearing Down Tim Riley’s Bar (Rod Serling’s greatest NG script; conjures jarring sadness and nostalgia)
8. Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes (Rod handled this story perfectly)
9. A Death In The Family (Another wonderful adaptation by Rod. It’s almost a heartfelt version of Tales From The Crypt; Rod’s not afraid to splash on darkness).
10. Class of ‘99 (Another 4 star Serling original)
11. Dr. Stringfellow’s Rejuvenator ( awesome Rod story)
12. Silent Snow, Secret Snow
13. Cool Air
14. Pickman’s Model
15. You Can’t Get Help Like That Anymore
16. Sins of the Fathers
17. The Caterpillar
18. The Other Way Out
19. Finnigan’s Flight
20. Camera Obscura
You can't help like that anymore, has very wicked Cloris Leachman. And deals with robots developing emotions and self preservation skills
In "CATERPILLAR" , laurence harvey stopped taking pain meds for his cancer to give a more painful performance when he's tied up.....😢
I very highly recomend the Kino blu rays of the night gallery tv show, excellent extras with each ep. having excellent audio commentaries.
Night Gallery, I feel, is the underrated of all the horror anthology series. It blended horror and science fiction very well and to also come from the mind of Rod Sterling was AWESOME. I remember watching episodes on Chiller back in the day
The "Tell David..." commentary was told over the visuals of the episode, "The Painted Mirror".
Ou are correct, I made like comment.
@@rustysmith5809, first the announcer called him "Rod Sterling"...and now these visuals don't match the narration about Tell David. I wish this had been created by someone who actually knows what they are talking about...
Thank you for pointing this out.
The Caterpillar!!! I saw this when I was really young! I never remembered what it was from and always thought it was an episode of Star Trek. It was similar but I always remembered how terrifying it was to see the guy tied up to the bed! Thanks for this video!!
??? How the hell did you think this was star trek, lol 😂😂😂
Because of what happened to Chekov in Wrath of Khan.
@@archstanton4365 oh, the movie. Got it
I remember the Night Gallery - it began my interest in horror. A Fear Of Spiders was my favorite!
As a kid I absolutely loved that show. "Lendermans catch" about a lonely sea captain who catches a mermaid scared the hell out of me!
Loved this show as a kid. So many familiar, famous faces from back in the day. Circle of Fear was another good show from the horror genre that I never missed.
OMgggg Vincent Price!
❤❤❤❤❤ Vincent Price
@@Emily-Whitfield❤❤❤❤❤ SO yes!
@@ekramer2478 He's from Missouri (St Louis)!! Loved him and his movies!! Emily from Missouri
I forgot how amazing this series was!
🏚👻👀LOVE IT LIKE IT
That first one sounds like one hell of a episode of Dallas.
J.R. Ewing is more ruthless than I remember.😁
This series, The Night Gallery, was the best suspense/horror ever made. It came from Rod Serling. It starred a number of top-rated stars and famous personalities that included Joan Crawford, David MacCallum, Sandra Dee, James Farrentino, Lois Nettleton, Sue Lyon and many more. It's a real treasure to have in one's collection and has top recall value too. You want to get engrossed in something very special to get your mind off your worries or whatever is bothering you, then just turn to The Night Gallery. There'll never ever be another series to equate with this top show. Even Alfred Hitchcock would totally agree with me.
Love night gallery first watched it back in 1977. Now my fave Night gallery eps. Season 1: Pilot(eyes, escape route, the cemetary). The House(Joanna Petet), Lone Survivor, They're tearing down TIm Riley's bar(the best ep. of Season 1 and one of best eps of night gallery), Season 2: The boy who predicted earthquakes, The Flip side of Satan, A question of fear, The Dark Boy, Pickman's model, Cool air, Camera Obscura, The Tune in Dan's Cafe(best ep. of season 2), the waiting Room(2nd best ep. of season 2). There arent any mcbanes anymore, the Caterpillar(3rd best ep of season 2), Little Girl lost, Season 3 Girl with the hungry eyes, Return of the sorcerer, Fright Night, THe Ring with teh velvet rope, Death on a Barge(love this one the best ep of season 3), WHisper,
Night Gallery scared the sh*t out of me when I watched it as a pre-teen. Some of the episodes were scarier than some. One of the best was, 'The Phantom Farmhouse', which involved a creepy, neat, white country house no one came near to as it was occupied by weredogs. 'The Devil Is Not Mocked' is another scary plus.
I remember a somewhat campy episode where Dracula traps a bunch of Nazis in his castle. Great series.
SERLING!! NOT STERLING!!! SHEESH!!
I saw most of these when the show premiered. What great nights of tv we had than.
Quality Horror Nightly.
A QUESTION OF FEAR IS SO GOOD AND SCARY I REMEMBER FIRST TIME I WATCHED IT. I COULD NOT SLEEP. I LOVE NIGHT GALLERY.
Love love loved this show..
Quality horror with AMAZING artwork 🎨❤
Tell David = The Painting actually this is the wrong video that you’re showing. Just saying is all guys! lol 😂 I was a fanatic for this series and I own the Night Gallery: After Hours with your host Rod Serling natch!❤ Love your content still! Boston, Massachusetts. Amerikkka quite literally! 😮
Big Surprise really creeped me out as a kid.
So many good ones. I also liked the one with the dj, the one with the song in the bar, Green Fingers, The Waiting Room, and of course The Cemetery.
Good list but I can't believe Green fingers was not on it.
I totally agree, David! I was maybe 5 or 6 years old when I watched this episode with my dad. Many nightmares and have never forgotten it. My mom introduced to Stephen King books. I got the double whammy.
The vignettes that I truly enjoyed were "The Doll" and " The Survivor".
Love Night Gallery for horror, but
Si-Fy & Horror TV? my first thought would be Outer Limits.
My first introduction of this show was the episode “lone survivor” and “the doll” it freaked me out!! I was just a kid then and stuck with me for years till I got older and bought all 3 seasons and still watch them all the time, me and my brother quote “camera obscura” all the time
My SPIN was never chilled by these. Now, my SPINE.....ohhh yes!
You have wrong video for Tell David. This one about Old Guy with pawnshop. And a custom brings him a strange mirror that opens doorway into prehistoric time. Zas Zas Gabor guest stars
It appears there are some killer episodes I now have to revisit in this classic show. Good stuff awaits.
Night Gallery is one of my favorite anthology series alongside The Twilight Zone, Creepshow: The Series, Ghost Story ( AKA Circle Of Fear), Goosebumps ( classic), Tales From The Dark Side, Tales From The Crypt, Creeped Out, and Ultra Q.
I have listened to several interviews with Rod Serling after The Night Gallery was canceled. He did not have the creative control he had when he hosted the Twilight Zone. He did not do most of the writing either. The series still has its good and bad episodes.
❤ LOVE IT LIKE IT ❤ A love supernatural.
The same artist painted every Night Gallery piece, but had to use different art styles for each one. A lot of them have been lost, sadly, but I think there's someone trying to track the surviving ones down.
You left out the best ones. Brenda, Pickens model, lindermens catch, the one with the vampire girl on the barge.
I loved Night Gallery when I was a kid. I Watched it every week. Unfortunately, in syndication they added episodes of the TV series The Sixth Sense as Night Gallery episodes. They are not Night Gallery episodes.
I read that to get NIght Gallery syndicated they needed more episodes, so they absorbed 'The Sixth Sense' series and even had Serling introduce the episodes. You can always skip those episodes.
Awesome! I LOVE this show…..I just want to WATCH THEM AGAIN! When can we watch them and WHERE?
You can watch them on youtube.
The footage for Tell David is from The Painted Mirror
YES!
If you think about the episode, "The Different Ones", the only possible way it could have worked is if the mother had been sent from that planet to Earth, as one of their "malformed" citizens. Whether she ever told the father, or not, is unknown. But, since the Earth only started sending it's "malformed" citizens to that planet recently, it suggests they have been sending their people to Earth several years before the Earth began sending their children back, as the "malformations" are either perfect specimens of Earth or the other planet.
The Different Ones seems like a variation of a Twilight Zone episode called, Eye of the Beholder/World of Darkness.
The son going back in time to prevent his monther murdering her husband, he would not be able to change any events in the past, because his future self would have already caused them to happen in the way that they did, no matter his intentions, everything he did would only fulfill the past.
The only thing that would change is his perceptions of the events.
It was always going to be a fixed point in time where the events, no matter what he tried to do, was always going to play out the same eventual outcome, regardless how many times he tried.
His name is Rod Serling, not Sterling.
I remember the story about the body swapping witch, but, I remember a different ending.
The couple actually defeats the witch, then are shocked to see that their carnation bush now has entirely green blooms.
One Step Beyond was a creepy anthology series.
How dare that boy disrespect Vincent Price
My fav was the one with Joan Crawford
Btw it's Serling not Sterling.
Tell David is wrong! The one you showed it when a mean land lady gets painted in a picture and left there. It's a prehistoric past with dinosaurs
A Question of Fear scared me when I first saw it when I was 7 years old!!
This series slaps, I've watched this @ age 24 & finished the first 2 seasons.
Tale from the crypt keeper
All of Season One of the Night Gallery is very noteworthy. There are a few episodes in Season Two, but after Rod Serling lost all his rights to writing episodes the way he wanted to write them, the series went downhill very fast.
"The Different Ones" was sorta like Twilight Zone's "Eye of the Beholder" but told backwards.
One of the very few episodes I would call a dud, is Silent Snow, Secret Snow.
In this real estate market, all of us would do what Elaine did!
The Asian guy? Wow lol. Ai created content is wild.
Can anyone help me? When I was a kid, I saw a commercial for a horror movie. The only line I remember is, "It strikes the screen with terror." Or maybe it was horror. I've been trying to find it for years.
These were premises of so many modern horror movies
@15:47 ima tell my kids that was logic when he was younger! 😂
I watched Twilight Zone at age 5 and 6 and it never scared me. I watched Night Gallery at 12 and it scared the crap out of me. After only 2 or 3 episodes I would get up and leave the room rather than watch it. I didn't watch it again until it became ESP which I liked.
Sin Eaters, you say? Sounds FFXIV got a little inspiration, lol
This video mixes up footage-for the episode “Tell David”,they show footage from a different episode.
The father of Star of Kung Fu western series, David Carradine was deviously evil in the Big Suprise. But, the cliffhanger ending was disappointing
I can't find Night Gallery episodes where I would expect to find them. Any thoughts on this?
My dad used to watch night Galery when I was young. It would always scare the p¡$$ out of me, and I would have nightmares.
That show, and outer limits.
You've got scenes mixed up, "tell david" is accompanied by a different episode scene about a painted mirror, and it's "fright night" not Friday night 😢
Wrong turn next please ❤❤❤ explained
The narrative for #3 with Zsa zsa Gabor was not at all what happened in the episode.
you forgot the best one, the first episode , the cemetary
I knew the sorcerer would be Vincent before I even saw him
do THE NIGHT STALKER 1974 T.V. SHOW
Tales from the Crypt
Not "Sterling", it's "Serling". So many make this mistake.
On you're next video can you talk about arnim zola Oregon please
ere was an extremely scary episode about a man who was rejected by women in his town. He gave one woman a broach that looked like a shrew. It kept growing until it killed the woman. Was it a Night Gallery episode or a Circle of Fear episode?
Night Gallery.
@@forsakenjones4695 Thank you for letting me know. Much appreciated.
My fave episode! That one , and The Caterpillar and one with Ross Martin buried alive always stuck with me
I see a young doctor ducky mallard.
Rod Sterling?
No Green Fingers??
spine chilling?
SPINE-chilling?
Spin chil ling
Is the thumbnail supposed to be Spine chilling rather than spin chilling ??🤷🏻♀️
Is the narrator AI?
Serling not sterling
Spin chilling?
3:39 Who accidentally 'lands' on a house that she shouldn't have.
Was she in a helicopter or something?
I was disappointed in Night Gallery. The studio interfered and made Rod Serling include comedic bits and shoehorn in an unrelated series. Plus some of the episodes seem to rehash Twilight Zone episodes.
Producer Jack Laird especially interfered.
Rod S"T"ering? Fucking really?
You ignored “The Tune In Dan’s Cafe.” Possibly THE most haunting episode of Night Gallery. Fail. No sub. No like.
Sorry, but when within a minute of your presentation you’ve already botched the name Serling it’s difficult to continue watching! Your credibility is blown! Also, nobody wants to listen to an annoying synopsis. The people who are interested enough to watch have seen these episodes, usually many times!
Jesus Christ your narration is unbearable!
The different ones is a retelling of The Twilight Zone's Eye of the beholder.