Crossword Clue: More like Rod Serling works
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "More like Rod Serling works"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "More like Rod Serling works"
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- Comparatively creepy
- Comparatively spooky
- Eliciting more goose bumps
- Creepier
- Even more spooky
- Like "Halloween," and then some
- Like haunted houses, compared to ordinary houses
- Like haunted houses vis-à-vis normal houses
- Like "Jaws," compared to "Juno"
- Stranger
- Like "Psycho," and then some
- Like the "The X-Files" vis-à-vis "The Rockford Files"
- Less earthly
- Less reassuring, perhaps
- Producing more chills
- More bizarre
- More chilling
- More creepy
- More eldritch
- More fantastic
- More freaky
- More ghostly
- More goosebump-inducing
- More hair-raising
- More Halloweeny
- More haunting
- Like a ghost staying at your house, as compared to a guest
- More inexplicable
- Like a haunted house vis-à-vis a fun house
- More like Rod Serling works
- More macabre
- More mysterious
- More odd
- More phantasmal
- More Serling-esque
- More spectral
- More spine-tingling
- More spooky
- More strange
- More supernatural
- More uncanny
- More unearthly
- More weird and creepy
- More weird
- Twice as spooky
- Twice as weird
- Weirder
- Spookier.
- Spookier
- Scarier
Recent Usage of More like Rod Serling works in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 29, 2000