Author: The Phantom of the Popcorn

“Strange Love” is Tales from the Darkside‘s foray into classic gothic horror, giving us a vampire tale that blends romance,

“A Choice of Dreams” is an intriguing, if not entirely satisfying, entry in Tales from the Darkside that blends science

“The Last Car” is one of the most memorable and unsettling episodes of Tales from the Darkside, and for good

“The Old Soft Shoe” is a curious entry in the Tales from the Darkside lineup—a blend of ghost story, noir

“The Shrine” stands apart in Tales from the Darkside for its emotional depth and melancholy tone. While most episodes in

“Printer’s Devil” taps into one of Tales from the Darkside’s favourite tropes: deals with dark forces that come at a

“A New Lease on Life” takes real estate horror to a delightfully grotesque place in a story that mixes satire,

“Dream Girl” continues Tales from the Darkside‘s fascination with the blurry boundary between reality and fantasy. This episode dives into

“Comet Watch” is a quirky, darkly comic episode that brings a dose of satirical sci-fi to Tales from the Darkside.

“Monsters in My Room” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that blends classic childhood fears with darker,