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The Twilight Zone: Little Boy Lost/Wish Bank/Nightcrawlers episode

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The Twilight Zone (TV Series)

Original title

The Twilight Zone: Little Boy Lost/Wish Bank/Nightcrawlers

Year

1985

Running time

45 min.

Country

United States

Director

Rick Friedberg, William Friedkin, Tommy Lee Wallace

Screenwriter

Rod Serling, Lynn Barker, Michael Cassutt, Philip DeGuere, Robert R. McCammon, Rockne S. O'Bannon

Cast

Music

Robert Drasnin, The Grateful Dead, Merl Saunders

Cinematography

Bradford May

Producer

Persistence of Vision Films, CBS Entertainment Production. Broadcast by: CBS

Genre

Fantasy. Horror. Thriller. Mystery. Sci-Fi

Synopsis

"Little Boy Lost": A woman, struggling with the decision to settle down and raise a family or embrace her accelerating career, befriends a strange boy who seems to be stalking her. "Wish Bank": An antique oil lamp found at a yard sale brings new meaning to the warning, "be careful what you wish for." "Nightcrawlers": A troubled drifter with an unusual ability terrifies the inhabitants of a rural diner.

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