10 Movies & Shows Like Escape Clause (1996)

Description: A supernatural anthology series that claims to be based on true events, focusing on paranormal occurrences and unexplained phenomena.

Fact: The show was marketed as 'Alcoa Presents.' It was one of the first series to explore 'true' ghost stories.

Description: An anthology series known for its twist endings and exploration of moral dilemmas, often delving into the supernatural and psychological.

Fact: Rod Serling, the creator, wrote over 90 episodes of the series. The iconic opening narration was initially rejected by CBS executives.

Description: A science fiction anthology series that explores strange and often terrifying phenomena, blending horror and speculative fiction.

Fact: The show was originally titled 'Please Stand By' before being changed. Each episode begins with a 'Control Voice' narration.

Description: An anthology series created by Steven Spielberg, featuring fantastical and often whimsical tales with a touch of the supernatural.

Fact: The show was Spielberg's first foray into television production. It won five Emmy Awards during its run.

Description: A horror anthology series featuring tales of creatures and supernatural beings, often with a darkly humorous twist.

Fact: The show was created as a follow-up to 'Tales from the Darkside.' Each episode had a unique monster design.

Description: A series blending science fiction, horror, and mystery, focusing on paranormal investigations and government conspiracies.

Fact: The phrase 'The Truth Is Out There' became a cultural catchphrase. The show popularized the 'monster-of-the-week' format.

Description: A horror anthology series that delivers chilling and suspenseful stories, often with psychological and supernatural elements.

Fact: The show was produced by the creators of 'Masters of Horror.' It was canceled after one season due to low ratings.

Description: A modern anthology series that examines the dark side of technology and human nature, often with unsettling and thought-provoking conclusions.

Fact: The title refers to the reflection seen on a turned-off screen. Each episode is a standalone story with no recurring characters.

Description: A classic anthology series featuring suspenseful and often macabre tales, known for its dark humor and unexpected twists.

Fact: Hitchcock directed only 18 of the 268 episodes. The iconic theme music is 'Funeral March of a Marionette.'

Description: An anthology series based on the works of Ray Bradbury, exploring themes of science fiction, fantasy, and the human condition.

Fact: Bradbury himself introduced each episode. Many episodes were adaptations of his short stories.