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georgeromeros · 3 months
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The Twilight Zone - Season 2 Episode 6 (1960) “Eye of the Beholder”
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The Invisible Man (1933) / La piel que habito [The Skin I Live In] / Les yeux sans visage [Eyes Without a Face] / Rabid (2019) / The Twilight Zone - Eye of the Beholder / Teen Wolf: season 3B / 他人の顔 [The Face of Another] / Santa Sangre / Ich seh, Ich seh [Goodnight Mommy] / Sick of Myself
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Eye of the Beholder Cover Art by Jeff Easley
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alanxietatem · 1 month
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Lluvia de luces y sombras
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retrocgads · 2 months
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USA 1997
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artist-issues · 4 months
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I just found out you like the Twilight Zone! Please talk about your favorite episodes, if you have the time!
Oh yay, sure! I started watching the Twilight Zone about five years ago and it’s become one of my top 3 favorite tv shows of all time. It’s creepy, and I have a low tolerance for psychological horror, so I take my time watching it. But my favorite three episodes are a lot of other people’s faves, too.
I think the very best one is It’s A Good Life. This kid is born with godlike powers—he can do anything—but he chooses to make everything the way he wants it. He transports his whole town out of the world or destroys the rest of the world—the townspeople aren’t sure which. Their lives revolve around keeping this kid happy, because if he’s ever upset, he does terrible things to them. He doesn’t like it when people look at him like he’s the monster he is, so he strikes them blind, or turns them into toys, or, if he even hears you thinking unhappy thoughts he sends you “to the cornfield.” Which is basically death. The whole town is constantly telling the boy that everything he does is good, and everything they feel is good, and they’re always telling each other to think everything is good. And eventually one guy stands up to the boy (the boy’s name is Anthony) and gets fed up, and Anthony kills that guy, then makes it snow, which kills all the remaining crops in the town, and the people just sort of go… “I guess we won’t have food now. That’s a good thing you did, Anthony.” And it ends.
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Because the thing is, all of the stuff that sets Anthony off—all of his little pet peeves that everybody tiptoes around—they’re actual good things. He doesn’t like other kids because they don’t always do what he wants. He doesn’t like dogs because they are afraid of him. He doesn’t like music, or television, unless it’s what he creates. He thinks suffering is funny and he likes to make up vicious creatures, then kill them, and have everybody approve of it.
Anthony is forcing everyone to behave like what is really good is actually bad, and what is really evil is actually good. He flips right and wrong on it’s head, and everyone goes along with it out of fear.
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I also love Eye of the Beholder, even though it’s on the nose. (HA. Get it) The Sixteen Millimeter Shrine is incredible too. That idea that nostalgia for whatever you thought was the best time of your life can actually imprison you…and you don’t even know it’s a prison. And it keeps you from embracing and growing in and loving the rest of your life.
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And Where Is Everybody, for those of you who’ve never seen The Twilight Zone, is the very first episode, and it just perfectly captures the weird “what is going on” vibe that draws you into the show.
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I think there are two things that make me love The Twilight Zone.
The first is that every episode “makes you think.” Usually they don’t have conclusions where everything is explained, or resolved; Anthony is not defeated, Barbara Jean stays in the movie screen with no explanation of how she got in there or what will happen to her now…but the fact that the storytellers leave it like that literally forces you to think more about what you just saw.
Your brain naturally goes, “yikes, the kid just gets to keep making life a nightmare? Don’t like that. If I were in there I would’ve just knocked him on the back of the head. Why didn’t anybody do that?” And by having to think about it more, you aren’t critiquing or arguing with the actual story. You’re thinking it over, trying to figure it out, because you naturally accept that there is something there to be worked out. The “message” of every episode gets under your mental guard, works it’s way into your worldview.
You watch “It’s a Good Life” and realize that not everything is “good.” Sometimes there’s plain evil that can’t be reasoned with or explained away in the world, and you just have to stop protecting yourself with pretending otherwise and do something about it. The townspeople should’ve all stopped pretending and worked together, or been brave enough to realize stopping the monster or dying trying was better than living in fear.
And that brings me to the second thing I love about The Twilight Zone: every episode has a message. It has something it wants you to think about. It’s not just tickling your suspense-responses, or giving you a brain worm about nothing but creepiness. It’s not trying to get you “in your head” to “figure it out.”
I know I just said it makes you think, but it specifically makes you think about something real, a concept that affects real life. The Twilight Zone answers enough of your questions with each story to make you think about the lesson, and doesn’t give you enough information to be like, “I’m going to figure out the Easter eggs, and the backstory behind how everybody in Eye of the Beholder got pig noses!”
The Twilight Zone makes it obvious that there are important questions to ask when you watch a story, (like, “Why didn’t everybody work together to kill Anthony?”) and there are useless, unimportant questions to ask when you watch a story. (Like “where did Anthony’s godlike superpowers come from?”) And it specifically engineers each story so that you’re more emotionally involved with the RIGHT questions, instead of the arbitrary questions.
Nowadays everybody’s like, “let’s figure out exactly where that Easter Egg came from! Let’s see if we can figure out what version of Arthur’s narrative is the REAAAL one in The Joker! I can’t actually verbally explain what Christopher Nolan was doing but I totally got Tenet.” 🙄
I’m tired of stories that are all shock-&-awe and no meat. The Twilight Zone might ask you simple questions, but they’re really good, important ones to have answers to. And the artfully suspenseful, show, don’t-tell episodes of The Twilight Zone make those questions stick in your head and your heart.
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renegadesstuff · 6 months
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A.k.a Jealous Beckett 🤭
S4E05, “Eye of the Beholder” aired 12 years ago (October 17, 2011) ❤️
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rosalie-starfall · 11 months
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Counselor Deanna Troi
Star Trek: The Next Generation - Eye of the Beholder
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brokehorrorfan · 1 year
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Jauntworks Studio illustrated artwork for two of The Twilight Zone's most memorable episodes: "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street" and "Eye of the Beholder." 24x36 matte prints are available for $24.75 each.
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jauntworksstudio · 1 year
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Introducing my (first two?) TWILIGHT ZONE illustration pieces. If you like them, I'll make more soon!
Shop links for posters:
https://www.jauntworks.com/shop/p/tz-monsters-poster
https://www.jauntworks.com/shop/p/tz-beholder-poster
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georgeromeros · 11 months
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The Twilight Zone - Season 2 Episode 6 (1960) “Eye of the Beholder”
“Now, we have done all we could do. If we’ve been successful, well and good, there are no problems. But, if on the other hand this final treatment has not achieved the desired result, please remember, Miss Tyler, that you can still live a long and fruitful life among people of -- your own kind.”
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crucifiix · 4 months
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goryhorroor · 2 years
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horror & sci-fi • best twilight zone episodes according to rolling stones
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annaberunoyume · 11 months
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Blue Naga! Wally x Reader: Cuddles.
This is a cuddle fanfiction with a different Naga version of Wally Darling, which I imagined. In this au, Wally, instead of having a rainbow-coloured tail, like my main Naga au, he looks basically like Naga!Aladdin from the Aladdin classic tv episode, Eye of the Beholder. Like this image below but with a paler blue body and lighter blue chest scales:
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Anyhow. Here is my short fanfic. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
His hands touches my cheeks…It's so uncanny…There are scaly and slightly cold…But the longer they stay there…The more my heat seems to reverbate on them…It's radiating.
Why, the only human part, well as human as a puppet-naga-man can be is his fleecy yellow face. It's red eyes not just from being adapted to slithering close to the ground…
He humms, his tiny tongue flickering…He seems to know what I want…But is too kind to act upon it without my blessing. I nod.
He wraps his arms around me and ever so gently, pulls me to his chest. I jump a tiny bit. It's cold as well…But then, my body heat acts upon it. My breath trembles a little as I hear his heartbeat.
Then, I just allow myself to close my eyes…Until the tip of his tail featherly touches my waist. I jump a tiny bit, again.
I'm sorry. May I?
I say yes in a hush…His tail gently coils around my waist…Then my belly…Like a protective cocoon.
But then, I feel the tip hover above my chest…Again…He looks down with a concerned look.
May I?
I nod but looks a tiny bit uncertain. He catches it and very gently wrap around my chest. Barely touching it. I now look like a loosely swaddled baby. He gently begins to stroke my hair, scaly fingers with small claws curved. The cocoon radiates warmth…
I suddenly feel mischevious. The tip of his tail is right above my mouth.
(Gasp)!
I take it in my mouth. He jumps and I clearly feel his shiver. I look at him with an impish, half-sorry, half-not-sorry smile, head titled. He smirks and hisses a grin, eyes closed and dimpled cheeks. He then looks down amorously at me. A deep nuzzle in my hair, then he lies down more, me on top of him, still cocooned. Protected, shielded, adorned, cherished…In an egg of safety.
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alanxietatem · 2 months
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Dancing with the beholder 👁
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