The New Exhibit - Twilight Zone Episode REVIEW 

This episode is super creepy, especially the lighting on the wax figures, very unsettling. Great episode to cover Anthony 👏

"We'll see about that!" pmsl 😆 Yet another fabulous FDT episode. I love Martin Balsam, he's one of the greats. I'm a massive fan of 12 Angry Men and Psycho which he stars in, and any time he pops up in something, you know you're in for some class. This looks like a really creepy TZ episode, what an amazing concept. I can't wait to see it. Great job Anthony, really enjoyed this. Have a great weekend ahead, dude! 👌🎬

Feva! Another classic and one of the best from season 4. Martin Balsam was a beast no matter what he did. I like to think this gave birth to Wax Work lol always a pleasure thanks for the video. Enjoy your week bro. See you next time

FINALLY, A NEW UPLOAD!!! One of the best of the hour-long episodes! I wonder what would've happened if say Martin's boss said that aside from finding a buyer of the wax dummies, he also would recommend Martin as the museum tour guide overseas?? What could've been...

i'm so glad i found your channel! ive been looking for one exactly like this. thanks youtube, for reading my mind! so excited to binge everything :)

The great Martin Balsam! I would never have those wax figures in my house. No thank you. 😆 great review.

Hmmm a basement full of waxworks of serial killers….. even this true crime fan would have a hard pass for that one 😂

I've always found this one creepy. One of the best hour-longs.

YES! I LOVE this one! Wax museums were my haunted houses when I was a little one 😂 amazing trivia as always. I think those actor's should have been paid a little extra for being able to stand still like that in between freeze framing...maybe they did? 🤔🤣

I always felt both sorry and a bit unnerved by Martin, how some people sympathize/rationalize with not-so-great people (to put it mildly). Like his passion is admirable but goes too far with covering up the figures' deeds. Also agreed with the figures being "alive" being a delusion, that makes sense logically. I liked that connection to Psycho as well! Another great vid! Bravo! ❤

Outstanding as usual. You really capture the feeling of the TZ. thank you.

This was always a creepy episode for me

Yo, what's up FDT! I know Season 4 of the Twilight Zone is divisive among fans, but this is hands down my favorite season 4 episode. I feel like if there's ever a museum of modern serial killers there'd be wax figures of Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer and the Zodiac Killer. Speaking of which the way Martin obsesses over the wax figurines is very unsettling because it reminds me how people admire serial killers to the point of being a fan. I study serial killers not because I condone what they've done, but to understand their backgrounds, psychology and motivations to kill. Another brilliant review!

One of my favorite creepy ones thanks to the wax figures and Martin Balsam’s soft spoken yet eerie performance. Plus the deaths are so gruesome despite mostly being off-screen & the final twist at the close is haunting because it makes you wonder even though we technically see who did it, but was it what actually happened with some dark magic or did Martin snap and blame it on the figures since they can’t actually speak

This was another great review! I've never seen this one but it sounds fantastic, with a very Hitchcock-style twist at the end with Balsam's character winding up immortalized in wax himself. Sort of funny thinking about some guy just wanting to bring home a bunch of wax serial killers to store in the basement, much to the chagrin of his wife, haha.

Thanks for bringing some attention to one of my favourite episodes! 😁

You probably already know my feelings about Season 4. It has a bad rep, but there are some really solid episodes in there. And this was another most excellent review. Great background info too. I didn't know about the ghostwriting. And a "Man from Planet X" reference? Good job, good sir. Good job.

Im Glad when you hit the Algorithm Yeah

Another excellent video. I feel like you actually have a love for and understanding of these episodes. Thank you.

Great job. This is a fantastic episode. The wax figures were really creepy when I was a kid.

Thanks for the review; excellent as always. This episode creeped me our when I was a kid. But I was never sure if the figures actually came to life, or if it was Martin.

Thank you for your work not many people cover these old shows❤

Martin is not the villain, the statues were. It's the "twist", they were alive all along. Martin loved his boss, it's why he finally snaps. And he comes out of his denial and realizes that these things were evil incarnated.

Yay!!! You’ve made me so happy!! This is one of my favorite episodes! This episode is actually the first episode that my fiancé and I watched together. My fiancé was familiar with my love of true crime (I listen to podcasts about true crime to help fall asleep) but as we watched the episode, I was fighting to keep from sharing cool facts I had learned about these killers. But he noticed the excitement on my face and joked “Maybe I should go through your mail. Don’t want to see a hefty insurance policy with you as the beneficiary and me as the victim.” It was such a fun memory.

I watched until you revealed the twist. I’ll check this Zone episode out. Balsam was great in Psycho. This reminds me I’ve never seen taking of Pelham. He was in that. Gonna watch that. I recently enjoyed the Zone ep Shatterday starring Bruce Willis. Awesome vid, amigo! 🎥🎥🎥🎥🎥👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

😃😅😎lol @ you learn to LOVE them!

Another superb review by the modern Rod Serling....very creepy episode.

Anthony, glad to see this latest one, but unfortunately don't have much to say about the episode but that it's creepy good. I will note that the knife in Jack's hand is real and that the button/switch on the platform works...at least for the first murder, could his poor wife have simply stepped on the device and accidentally got herself killed? It's a sign that he's losing it, that he is more inclined to believe in a waxwork come to life than an accident moving a simple animatronic that he well knows can be triggered by the push/step of a button... I wonder how they explained Martin's death, since clearly the old boss didn't kill anyone...was Martin crazy and sent to the electric chair only thinking the wax figures attacked him, so he and we have no pov after the zurg rush? Ah well. Just me rambling. Keep up the great work, and stay hydrated, another heat dome over the tri-state area tomorrow around the high nineties, even 100 or so. Stay safe!

I really liked this one. It felt great and it's pace was very well done. I had no problem with the reveal, personally.

An excellent review of quite possibly my favorite season 4 episode.

Not seen this one. Only saw a few of season 4 and was not keen on the extended length. Love Martin Balsam so I should check this out if only because of him. Best wishes Anthony. Have an awesome week ahead.

This is my favorite twilight zone episode

Fantastic vid FDT. Sounds like a great episode to me.

One of my favorite TZ episodes

I've seen 1 or 2 of the season 4 episodes. The hour long format often leaves the story struggling to justify the additional runtime which was the Jordan peele reboots main problem.

I love this episode!

The New Exhibit. I have ... mixed feelings about this one. For one thing, it's too long and we're just waiting for the wax figures to murder the supporting cast and set up where Serling was going with his intro. For another, it's just not framed very well. SPOILER ALERT.... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. If the story was setting up that MARTIN actually killed everyone, it failed since the wax figures are clearly shown committing the murders. My theory was that was the point. The wax figures DID murder everyone, and then they drove Martin crazy by telling Martin that HE was actually the murderer. It just doesn't work as it should have. And the real murderers get away with yet another crime on their records, but no one will ever know since they gave full credit to someone else. That said, it's still Martin Balsam, and he does sell the character, even if the logic of the episode falls apart long before the halfway point. It is interesting to see Balsam play the unstable murderer for a change. But, consider -- Martin Senescu is already somewhat disturbed at the start of the story, and it would have been quite appropriate if Martin had fantasized that the wax figures are protecting Martin by murdering all who threatened them. But, if they had filmed the murders keeping the wax figures obscured to lead to the suggestion that it MIGHT have been Martin, the episode might have worked better. And the episode IS too long. There are just enough characters so we can get a murder every ten minutes and have enough material to cover a 50 minute episode. But the effort to get the victims one by one into the cellar shows, and it is just too much. The episode as aired is not bad, but it would have been so much better if they had put more thought into the setup. Fun fact: Martin's wife Emma is played by Maggie Mahoney, alias Margaret Field, the mother of Sally Field. She married Jock Mahoney, stuntman and star of Yancy Derringer. Sally was born from a previous marriage.

Thanks I really enjoy your videos

🔥🔥🔥🔥 another banger as usual

Did Martin kill his employer, wife, and brother in law or did the dummies really do it?