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In 1983, fans of Rod Serling's classic TV series The Twilight Zone got an unexpected treat: a big-budget feature film revival, made up of four segments directed by the absolute hottest directors of the day (or any day, really).

The flick is still regarded warmly for its many delights, not the least of which was its killer prologue, featuring Dan Aykroyd and Albert Brooks as motorists on a stretch of lonely road late at night. Three of its four segments were remakes of classic Twilight Zone episodes, and two of those can safely be singled out as among the scariest, most bizarre stories to ever appear in a PG-rated movie: you had Joe Dante, right smack in between The Howling and Gremlins, offering up his take on the all-powerful, malevolent little boy from "It's a Wonderful Life," and Mad Max director George Miller putting John Lithgow through the terrors originally experienced by William Shatner