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The Langoliers

The Langoliers1995

Created by Stephen King

5.9
Crypt Score
Blended from 3 sources
IMDb 6.1Rotten Tomatoes 48%TMDB 6.4
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Year
1995
Seasons
1
Network
ABC
Status
Ended
Box Office

🏆 Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy. 3 nominations total

The premise

A jet leaves on a red-eye flight from Los Angeles to Boston. But early in the flight, ten passengers awaken to a startling realization: All of the other passengers have vanished.

Horror Vault's take

When a red-eye flight from Los Angeles to Boston empties of nearly all its passengers mid-journey, a small group of survivors wakes to find themselves utterly alone in the sky — and the mystery of where everyone went is only the beginning of their terror. Based on Stephen King's novella, this two-part miniseries builds a slow, suffocating dread as the group descends into a world that feels profoundly, wrongly dead. The threat closing in on them is unlike anything in conventional horror, rooted in cosmic rules that are as relentless as they are nightmarish. Standout performances — particularly a scene-chewing turn from Bronson Pinchot — keep the human drama razor-sharp alongside the supernatural strangeness.

Content: Creature Violence, Frightening Imagery, Psychological Distress

Episode Guide

🏆 Best Episode Overall
S1.E1 · Part 1
7.2
⭐ Highest Rated This Season
S1.E1 · Part 1
7.2
6.7 avg· 3h 0m total· May 1995 → May 1995
  • Part 1
    S1.E1 · Part 1Premiere
    7.2

    May 14, 1995 · 90 min

    A full aircraft, American Pride, Flight 29, is flying out of Los Angeles International Airport at night, heading east. After take-off and the flight progresses...

  • Part 2
    S1.E2 · Part 2
    6.2

    May 15, 1995 · 90 min

    As the survivors get inside the airport terminal, they discover an odd environment. Sound does not reverberate, there is no electricity, and gadgets with batteries...

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