2018年1月22日 · Though well-intended, “He’s Alive” suffers from logical inconsistencies and predictable plot twists. Nevertheless, fans of The Twilight Zone may appreciate this episode …

"He's Alive" is episode four of the fourth season of The Twilight Zone. It tells of an American neo-Nazi who is visited by the ghost of Adolf Hitler. Writer Rod Serling scripted a longer version of …

As Rod Serling ominously makes clear at the end of the Twilight Zone episode "He's Alive", the threat of those carrying on Hitler's spirit and beliefs is a very real possibility, "so long as these …

I’ve watched the whole series, and one of my favorite episodes has to be “He’s Alive.” For anyone that might not remember, this episode is about a man named Peter Vollmer, who is a neo …

"He's Alive" is a reasonable episode of "The Twilight Zone", mainly supported by the performances of Dennis Hopper and Ludwig Donath. Evil usually prevails in movies, but not in …

2020年7月17日 · Neo-Nazi played by Dennis Hopper is trying to start a new hate group. It shows how people laugh it off and don’t take it seriously. Hopper learns what to say to the crowd to …

2013年7月20日 · Philip Redfield (Ed Nelson) is a city reporter who, due to some bad directions from a friend and a wrong turn at Albuquerque, winds up in the seemingly somnolent little town …

2024年1月5日 · I generally don't like Twilight Zone being an hour long, but I get why they had to do it for this season. At the same time, He's Alive has stood out to me far above the other hour …

2018年10月8日 · He's Alive is a powerful and moving episode more in line with Alfred Hitchcock Presentst rather than the traditional twist ending Rod Serling and his co-writers were known …

I have always felt that He's Alive is one of the most underrated, forgotten gems of the Zone. It's a chilling portrait, a fascinating exploration of ugliness and hatred, and it really leaves the viewer …