Shows Like The Twilight Zone

Direct 1980s revival of the same series with the same anthology format and twist endings.

Official 2002 revival continuing Serling's anthology of supernatural and sci-fi morality tales.

Jordan Peele's modern revival of the franchise with the same socially-conscious anthology DNA.

Rod Serling's own follow-up anthology of horror and fantasy stories with the same host-narrator format.

Contemporary 1960s sci-fi-horror anthology with twist endings, the closest peer to the original.

Author-fronted speculative fiction anthology in the same literary sci-fi tradition as Serling.

Era-matched host-narrated suspense anthology with macabre twist endings.

British twist-ending anthology written by Roald Dahl with the same wry, sinister tone.

Spielberg-produced sci-fi/fantasy anthology directly inspired by Twilight Zone's format.

Two-story-per-episode supernatural horror anthology in the Twilight Zone mold.

Modern technology-focused successor explicitly modeled on Twilight Zone's social-commentary anthology format.

Anthology of supernatural twist tales, but pitched to kids around a campfire framing device.

Kid-targeted horror anthology with twist endings sharing the format but not the adult themes.

Modern kids' anthology with masked host and dark fantasy twists echoing the Twilight Zone formula.

Reimagined fantasy anthology with the right format but lighter, more sentimental tone.

Anthology format with horror and social themes, but season-long arcs rather than self-contained tales.

Standalone Stephen King miniseries with a Twilight-Zone-style premise but not an anthology.

Iconic horror-anthology with host narrator and twist endings; one of Twilight Zone's closest descendants.

The other defining 1950s host-narrated twist anthology that ran alongside Twilight Zone.

1990s revival of the sister sci-fi-horror anthology, very close in spirit to the Twilight Zone reboots.