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It's not as exciting as the movies. A few episodes were good. Other than that, don't expect much. Don't forget to watch other series, versions, remakes, unofficial movies. 1- A Nightmare on Elm Street (Movie) 1984. 2- A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge (Movie) 1985. 3- A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (Movie) 1987. 4- A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (Movie) 1988. 5- A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series (TV Series) 1988-1990. 6- A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (Movie) 1989. 7- Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (Movie) 1991. 8- Wes Craven's New Nightmare (Movie) 1994. 9- Freddy vs. Jason (Crossover Movie) 2003. 10- A Nightmare on Elm Street (Remake Film to 1984) 2010. Internationals. 1- Satan's Bed (Indonesian Remake Film to the Series 1&2) 1986. 2- Khooni Murda (Indian Remake Film to 1984) 1989. 3- Mahakaal (Indian Remake Film to the all Original Series) 1994. Documentaries. 1- Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy (Direct-to-Video Documentary Chronicles Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) 2010. 2- I Am Nancy (Documentary to Festival Film) 2011. 3- Nightmares in the Makeup Chair (Documentary Film) 2018. 4- Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street (Documentary, A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge1985 to Festival Film) 2019...

Loved this show!! That red eyed monkey thing is still one of the freakiest things I have ever seen!!

Man, I watched Twilight Zone (reruns) at ages 5-7 and it Never scared me. I was 12 when Night Gallery came on and it scared the holy crap out of me. All those paintings coming to life, paintings grabbing people and pulling them inside. Nightmare fuel! I couldn't watch it. I had to leave the living room. Now, it was okay when ESP took over. I liked it then.

Thank you again for another banger video keep up the good work!

Thanks for the review. If i was on that fl8ght i'd demand extra snacks.

I like how this story has been told and retold for centuries. It never dies, it just keeps getting updated for modern audiences. The story always revolves around the most mysterious place people can travel at the time. The oldest version I'm aware of dates back to the 13th century and is called The Wandering Jew. It's a Christian myth about a Jewish man who taunted Jesus as the latter was on his way to be crucified. The Jewish man was cursed with immortality and had to wander the Earth forever, until kingdom come. Back then the landmasses weren't fully mapped out (the Americas weren't even discovered yet) so the land was mysterious. In the 17th century, travelling by ship was the big thing and the oceans were seen as mysterious. As a result, it was updated and became The Flying Dutchman where the titular ship must sail the seas forever. In the 20th century, we got two new versions in quick succession, told multiple times in different ways. First, there's the aviation version as seen in this episode of The Twilight Zone and legends based on planes disappearing over the enigmatic Bermuda Triangle. Then there's the space travel version used in shows like Lost in Space or Star Trek, also in the 20th century. To this day, that's the one which keeps getting retold as space is still a mysterious place which isn't fully explored. We've barely scratched the surface in that regard.

4/5 🦕 🦕🦕🦕😅 yes, agree, great episode, another epic TZ review bro

Finally a new upload!!!

Thanks for another great review. I really enjoyed this episode; the acting was great and I think the unresolved ending worked well. I would rate it 5 of 5.

Another fantastic breakdown. Really great insight here into various related media andnthe stop-motion tie in to Dinosaurus is fascinating stuff. Brilliant. Nice1 dude, you're flying high! 😅👊🎬

Some episodes resonate more as you get older but I loved this one as a kid and it still holds up. I loved that dinosaur of course. Didn’t know the Dinosaurus connection. Great breakdown Anthony.

Wow! Talk about The Man from Carbuncle! 😅 This show looks hilarious. I have to admit i never caught it. It probably played over here in some random late night slot, but i can't recall ever having watched it. Great to catch up with this episode of FDT! Awesome job as always, Anthony! 👊🎬

You've really put a polish on your content brother, this one was great. (I just always wish your vids were 5 times as long 😂.) Anyway, I've been going through a rough time lately and your content is a big comfort, I appreciate you. 🫶 Edit: "All I ask is that you remain calm, and pray." Still gives me chills. Freaking love this episode.

Another awesome review, man. Always loved this episode. Mostly because of the Brontosaurus, but also because of the mystery. Keep em up. Hope you’re having a happy new year.

Joey, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?

Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?

Based on a true story.

I would have loved a mash up of Rod Serling and Ray Harryhausen ❤

Ah, yes. As you may remember, this is one of my absolute favorites of the entire series. Top five easily. And even though I've covered both it and Dinosaurus!, I still managed to learn some stuff about their connection here. That's some fine youtubin' right there, good sir.

This episode is dripping with allegory, as TZ episodes often do. It also is a reflection of a society uneasy with itself. Change seems to come faster and faster and not everyone is comfortable with it. There was a sense in the early ‘60s of moving into a new age with some feeling unconnected, uncomfortable with the direction society might be heading but unable to stay where they were.

A really great episode that always fills me with unease no matter how many times I’ve seen it. Fantastic review. 👍

Another great review Fever! Thanks! I too am a fan of stop motion.

Great job as always. When I was really young, the only thing I remembered from this episode was the dinosaur. I loved the original King Kong as a child, and to this day, I still love seeing the T-rex fight. Then, when I got older, I was able to enjoy the plot of this episode more and start to really appreciate their predicament. I got Betty Garde right away. I was pretty confident with Comi only to then look it up and realize I was wrong. It was a good question. Great stuff.

It's like Christmas when you upload a new video, I love your channel! ❤

Nice video as always FDT. What a cool story too.

This was truly a nightmare, going going and going nowhere and everywhere at once

Betty Garde I remember she was in my favorite episode "The Midnight Sun"

I gotta say the stop motion was beautiful and still looks good to this day. I love time travel stories too. You know me I cosplay as a Time Traveller with a blue box 😉. The episode was pretty ominous. I like that the ending was ambigious and mysterious. It makes the viewers think all kinds of scenarios.

Billy, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?

Feva! Another banger. I needed this. Right on time. Thanks bro

👏 👏 👏 Bravo

Thanks, man. Your videos are always top notch.

Praise Jah another video has dropped.

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Was it the cookbook they also starred in without Google i figured there was so many ppl in that episode

Love this episode. Somedays I wish I was on that flight. LOL No on second thoughts I will go for the Langoliers. I feel I stand a better chance against CGI Pac Man creatures. Exceptional work Anthony. Your a legend.

One of my favorite episodes and clearly the inspiration for Stephen King's The Langoliers. Good old John Anderson was in just about every single TV show in the 50s,60s and 70s. Great review Anthony!!!

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I always felt so sorry for that crew and passengers at the end narration. I actually got a shock seeing the actor of the pilot in the film Psycho XD Awesome review, Fever Dreamland, as always! Can't wait for the next! PS I know Betty Garde from the episode full of "sun"😂

I guess this episode illustrates how in life, if one does not become flexible or open to change, they will be left behind

The Cemetery was about the only one I liked in this series of Twilight Zone favs - but loved Twilight Zone as a whole ❤❤❤

The Boy Who Predicted Earthquakes was one of my all-time favorite episodes, with a great twist at the end. An inspiration for my own amateurish efforts in writing.

Has anyone told you that you sound like Joe Pesci? Lol! This is a fave of mine, I'd watched a couple of the ones high on your list a few years ago when I got my first roku smart tv which then had its own set of channels with things like classic movies and TV. The good old days! Now almost all I watch is RUclips, lol. A few shows. I may want to seek this one out again!

I saw this first in the 70s…it REALLY shooked me up!!!😮

This is my #1 favorite TZ episode!!!😊😊😊