In this case, the other person is a dummy, aptly named Caesar, a small splinter with large ideas, a wooden tyrant with a mind and a voice of his own, who is about to talk Jonathan West - into The Twilight Zone.
Gaze out through a missing wall 13 storeys high as the doors inexplicably open and close to reveal the hotel grounds. A man, late of Ireland, with a talent for putting words into other peoples mouths. No matter which horror haunts your experience, one thing is certain – you’ll shriek in terror as the elevator freefalls down the abandoned shaft before unexpectedly changing direction and launching back up the hotel. Have you been transported to another dimension? But then, following a flash of lightning and some ghostly goings on, your reflection eerily fades, leaving an elevator containing not one living soul. 'Night Call' (Season 5, Episode 19) Image via CBS Whoever has been awakened in the middle of the night by a strange phone call knows how much of a terrifying jolt it can be. The breakdown was brought on by the death of her daughter in a car accident while traveling across country. You can clearly see your reflection in the ornate mirror that sits across the hallway. In one of the most haunting and atmospheric sequences on the series, Nan Adams, a young woman on a cross-country drive, calls home from a lonely roadside telephone booth and discovers that her mother has suffered a nervous breakdown. Beckoning for you to join them, the spooky spectres dematerialise and your skyward journey continues.Īs you ascend the 13 floors, your elevator shudders to a halt and the doors creakily part. Seated in the elevator, launch upward in darkness until the corroded doors unlock to expose a lengthy hallway inhabited by the otherworldly hotel inhabitants from 1939. Enter the rickety lift and strap yourself in, light bulbs spookily flickering on and off above you. As lightning illuminates the darkened room, a nearby television set springs to life and Rod Serling welcomes you on a journey into the Twilight Zone.įrom a secret passage, trudge into the shadowy confines of the dilapidated boiler room, home to rattling machinery and your vessel into the 5th dimension: the service elevator. At The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, venture under the iron-wrought iron gates of the abandoned abode and step inside a dusty lobby, seemingly frozen in time.Įdge into a dark library with strange artifacts. Tour the infamous Hollywood Tower Hotel, the one-time haunt of Tinseltown's rich and famous until a mysterious incident forced it to close in 1939.
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