The story centers on Robert Neville who, so far as he knows, is the last remaining human being alive.
Published in 1954, Matheson’s novel is a bit of a hybrid, blending survivalist horror with ideas that would become standard tropes in both the zombie and vampire genres. He’s an author who will most definitely turn up in the series again. You might not know his name, but you most certainly know his work. The Twilight Zone series featured 16 tales by the author including “Nightmare at 20,000 Feet,” “Little Girl Lost,” and “The Invaders.” Oh, I’m so glad you asked! Author and screenwriter Richard Matheson was one of the most prolific writers of the 20th century, producing a vast array of short stories, novels/novellas, and scripts. Read on for more about I am Legend, and tell us your favorite adaptation down in the comments below! Who is Richard Matheson? It’s just nice to talk about someone else for a change.) This week, we’re diving into I am Legend by the incomparable Richard Matheson. (I love the King, but he’s been adapted so much.
Welcome back readers to “Based on the Novel By,” a new series devoted to the many horror films and series based on previously published novels and short stories excluding the works of Stephen King.
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