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Rest in Peace - Len Lesser

Another one of television's greatest character actors has been claimed and is no longer with us. While today's generation may know him primarily as Seinfeld's Uncle Leo, generations of fans will remember him from so much more.

Exclusive: Patrick Melton talks Piranha 3DD, The Collection, The Outer Limits and More!

This writer caught up with screenwriter Patrick Melton (the man behind such frightful fare, along with cohort Marcus Dunstan, as the Feast series, Saw IV through 3D and The Collector) last Thursday night to pick his brain on his current projects--namely, his involvement with Piranha 3DD, The Collection (the latter the sequel to 2009's The Collector) and hi

Exclusive: Patrick Melton Talks The Collector 2 and The Outer Limits

With the seventh entry in Lionsgate’s Saw film franchise poised for release this October 22, 2010, Dread caught up with the film’s co-writer Patrick Melton to chat about his other projects, namely the currently-in-development The Collector 2 (the sequel to his co-writer Marcus Dunstan’s 2009 directorial debut and Liddell Entertainment release), as well as the status of the pair’s re-animating of the

Saw Scribes Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan Head to MGM's The Outer Limits Feature

Now this is what we call news, my friends! Around the Dread Central offices it's an endless debate over which was better: "The Twilight Zone" or "The Outer Limits". Personally I have to side with "The Outer Limits", if only because of the sheer amount of monsters and aliens the show hurled at us with reckless abandon. Well, that and the fact that they are controlling the horizontal. They are controlling the vertical.

Outer Limits, The: Complete Original Series (DVD)

Reviewed by Uncle Creepy Starring Robert Duvall, Dabney Coleman, Martin Landau, Leonard Nimoy, etc., and featuring Vic Perrin as the famed Control Voice Produced by Leslie Stevens and directed by various

Complete Limits, More Gallery on DVD

Loyal reader Sam Hell dropped us a line this weekend, pointing us to some very cool DVD news for fans of old-school anthology horror shows.