This week we go back in time to the WWII era via a British horror film (and one of the first horror anthologies), “Dead of Night,” giving us serious “Twilight Zone” vibes long before it was even a thing. Tim and Ryan were pretty into it, agreeing its wraparound story is one of the better they’ve seen, and rated it a classic “DOUBLE RENT.” 

Dead of Night (1945)

Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Crichton, Robert Hamer, Basil Dearden

Written by John Baines and Angus MacPhail

Where we watched: Blu-ray

RecommenDEADtions: Going for a walk (physical activity) / The Batman

Next dismemberment: I Saw the Devil