Bryan Singer Developing New "The Twilight Zone" TV Series

Man, they did this already with Forrest Whittaker iirc, and it sucked.

Do something new instead of resurrecting dead properties in the hopes of making a quick buck.

"Summit Entertainment also owns the film rights to an episode, but the project is now seemingly dead."

Hilarious.

No thanks... again. I'll stick to the original in the form of box sets, Netflix and the Sy Fy Zone marathons. (which again will be on this new years) You just can't beat those cigarette filled black & white episodes.

Didn't he direct the Munsters reboot that got sh*t-canned? Maybe one failed tv project is enough Schwinger. Besides, aren't you kinda f*cking busy? XMEN starts shooting soon, then promotional junket for that Beanstalk flick, and the Battlestar Galactica movie?

Out there are many contemporay writers or screenwriters, for what it matters and there are lots of good short-story writing playing right now.

Cool if they want to revive the franchise. Fair f*ck ass game, you corrupt donkeys. But you should better do a very meticulous research for proper writing staff.

But, well, the "easiest" thing to do, for this f*ckers is impossible.

Gotta think about that for a second.

I mean, how classic is it to see Rod Taylor's character smoking away as he visits his buddy in a hospital room. The new series could never beat this.

cigarette filled black and white episodes

Luv their marathons

For me the best episode will always be Incident at Owl Creek, based on a very little short-story written by none other but the american Ambrose Bierce.

^^Yes, and the ending to that episode was 'borrowed' for the original British ending to The Descent.

What The Tall Man and others have said. Nothing will top the original B&W series, nothing.

As for Singer's involvement...

*** SPOILER ALERT! ***

Everyone dies at the end from The Bum Disease.

I didn't know that, Mink, pretty cool, then. The Descent was kind of a nice pic in some ways, but didn't quite hit the nail correctly, kind of like the same way Dog Soldiers didn't as well.

I mean nice films but half baked material.

Someone put this Hack in coma plz!

A "The Twilight Zone" movie in which you wake up with only internet trolls being left on Earth. What a horror story. lol

I loved the original in black and white, but didn't watch much of it until I was grown up. However, I was truly intrigued by the 1980's version which was written by a cool menagerie of tv and print authors- including George R.R. Martin, who had producer credit on some episodes. The 1980's version was very dark and lacked the sentimentality that the old one had. Plus it had better effects.