Can't top those two!

Sir Gary , nuff said.

Highly recommended for Halloween scares.

No gore, just a very frightening scenario played out in a sleepy English village.

Hope everyone has a good Halloween!

the last couple of days it was Final Destination 1 through 5

RIP Tony Todd who we lost just about this time last year

Never been a fan of creepy, horror kind of movies. I get visuals stuck in my head and have trouble getting rid of them.

But y'all enjoy!!!

My scary movie list would be things like Coco, Rocky horror picture show, love at first bite, young frankenstein....you get the idea.

right now. A Hammer Studio film.

Full day of films lined up...

Another Hammer film, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, Joanna Lumley

Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee, 1968

One modern (ish) movie and one classic (anything from Universal, through 50s schlock to Hammer)

Tonight we get together with another couple and marathon the Twilight Zone. His wife and I are savants on the series, we compete to who can identify the episode before the opening narration. It is rare for it to go past six seconds before she or I call out which episode it is.

Twilight Zone episode in a Western town that depicts the nativity...

could never find it

Thanks in advance!

I think it may be the episode "Dust" about a man whose son is going to be hanged. The father may pray before a nativity scene. I'll have to ask Theresa tonight.

The only Christmas episode TZ did featured Art Carney as a drunken store Santa.

in the 90's never saw it again...

In that season they did hour long episodes and they are some of the rarest and least known.
Even Teresa and I can struggle on them because the marathons do not typically show them.
I'll see if she can confirm it or if she knows which one of the lost episodes that is

Teresa couldn’t think of an episode with a Nativity in a western setting either. She is going to pull out her DVDs to research this.

She asked if you were sure it was the Twilight Zone and not possibly Outer Limits or the Hitchcock show

but since I own the complete original, Hitchcock Presents and The
Outer Limits and have binge-watched them in the last three
years, I'm sure it's not them.

It is definitely filmed in B+W. Western town type building.

I have an image in my mind of the room. It's like a bar or cafe or bus stop/
restaurant. I think "Joseph" and "Mary" were Mexican not white.

That's all I got!

Thanks for your help!

Because what you are describing is exactly what I am picture in my head. So i'm sure you're right and it exists.

This promises to be an enjoyable research trip through classic t v

I also love puzzles like this, things necessitating bulldog-like tenacity...

and wait for the Great Pumpkin.

Wolf

Last night.

I watch:

Night of the living dead (1968)
Halloween (1978)
Halloween 2 (1981)

On 10/30 I watch:
The thing from another world (1951)
Creature from the black lagoon (1954)
Dawn of the dead (1978)

Love 'em!

usually we watch more Halloween movies than we have this year.