Author Biography: zombipi

This quiz will focus on "The Twilight Zone" (1959-1964) and Rod Serling's obsession with the subject of DEATH. WARNING: Some questions and answers contain spoilers!

Rod Serling was well known for his disdain of racism, prejudice, and xenophobia. His sentiments play a major role in several episodes of "The Twilight Zone", often blatantly, but generally veiled in allegories.

The original broadcasts of "The Twilight Zone" series (1959-1964) coincided with the dawn of the "Space Race". We were shown the possibilities of space exploration. Often, it didn't work out very well for the celestial travelers.

In several episodes of "The Twilight Zone" the protagonist goes to Hell or meets "the Devil". To keep things balanced, we'll give equal time to Heaven sent episodes. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!

It has been said that time is but an illusion. Nowhere is this more true than..."The Twilight Zone" (1959-1964).

Knowledge of the philatelic terms in this quiz are indispensible to the stamp collector. Philatelists with some experience shouldn't have a problem on this quiz.

Spanish has 3000+ words borrowed directly from Arabic. I'll give you the Romanised Arabic word and Modern Spanish equivalent. You will need to pick the corresponding English word (i.e. Arabic: "az-zayt": Spanish "aceite" to English, "oil").

"The Twilight Zone" creator, Rod Serling, bravely served his nation as an Airborne Paratrooper during World War II. His experiences surely influenced his inclusion of several war themed episodes of this anthology series (1959-1964).

This quiz takes a look at the proverbs of the Caribbean nation of Haïti. I'll give you the Haïtian Kreyòl & English translation. Can you tell me what it really means?

A quiz about some of the goriest, bloodiest, most nauseating horror movies of all time. This one is NOT for kids! Title and theme inspired by an Author's Challenge.

A quiz on defunct rides & attractions at Disneyland USA (Anaheim). Correct answers are Disneyland rides & attractions that were operating or were constructed subsequent to Disneyland's changeover from an a-la-carte ticket to an All Day Pass system.

Called the "Pearl of the Antilles" by Columbus, my favorite country Haiti, aside from my own, has been described as a "Series of tragedies with disasters in between".

A nostalgic look at denfuct rides and attractions of the 1950s-1990s at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA (USA) How many can you remember? Please keep your arms and legs inside the quiz at all times, until it has come to a complete stop.

Welcome Foolish Mortals to "The Haunted Mansion" quiz. I am your host....your QUIZ HOST. Kindly step all of the way in and make room for every quizzer. There's no turning back now Take your your time. You aren't going anywhere! Mwah ha ha ha ha.

Trivia questions regarding George A. Romero's classic horror film, "Night of the Living Dead". All questions and answers are related to scenes in the film.

In a tribute to Hollywood, CA, film capital of America and perhaps the world, several other regional film capitals have adopted nicknames containing the word "wood".

Known for their sped up song covers and musical tributes to cartoons, sci-fi, and horror movies, The Dickies are one of SoCal's most durable punk bands.