Tales From The Darkside: Season 1

If Tales from the Darkside has taught us anything, it’s that horror doesn’t always come wrapped in shadows and screams.

Bigalow’s Last Smoke is a surreal psychological horror episode that takes a satirical, darkly exaggerated swing at addiction, specifically, smoking.

Now here’s a little gem in the Tales from the Darkside catalogue that combines dark humour with classic morality tale

Levitation delivers a classic horror tale with a magician’s flair, mixing youthful arrogance, urban legend vibes, and a well-earned twist

If the Shoes Fit… is a bizarre and satirical entry in Tales from the Darkside‘s first season, taking a detour

Madness Room is a classic haunted-house story with a devilish twist, wrapped in just under 25 minutes. Though it follows

The Tear Collector is one of the more sombre and poetic entries in Tales from the Darkside, offering an unusual

Answer Me is an episode that leans heavily into psychological horror, threading an eerie atmosphere through a simple yet unnerving

Snip, Snip is a particularly campy and magical instalment in Tales from the Darkside that blends occult elements, petty rivalries,

If you’ve got a taste for macabre domestic horror, Anniversary Dinner might be right up your alley. This episode blends

In the Cards is a curious blend of eerie atmosphere, mystical fatalism, and character-driven melodrama. While it doesn’t fully stick

From the title alone, All a Clone by the Telephone sets the stage for a more comedic and quirky entry

Djinn, No Chaser is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that leans hard into the comedic side of

If you’re looking for a blend of horror and pitch-black comedy, A Case of the Stubborns delivers with morbid charm.

The Word Processor of the Gods is one of the more emotionally resonant and conceptually clever episodes in the Tales

Season 1 of Tales from the Darkside closes with a zesty little morality tale in The False Prophet, a blend

Inside the Closet is one of the most iconic early episodes of Tales from the Darkside, and for good reason.

“Slippage” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that feels quietly unsettling rather than outright scary. It trades

With “Mookie and Pookie,” Tales from the Darkside shifts gears again—this time into sentimental sci-fi territory with a generous helping

By its fourth outing, Tales from the Darkside has already demonstrated a broad tonal range. With “The Odds,” the series

In its third episode, Tales from the Darkside takes a sharp left turn into surreal satire with “Pain Killer,” a

Tales from the Darkside continues its early run with “I’ll Give You a Million,” the second episode of Season 1.

Following its Halloween pilot, Tales from the Darkside officially launched its series run with “The New Man,” a chilling, psychological