Tales From The Darkside: Season 3

For its third season finale, Tales from the Darkside adapts John Cheever’s short story “The Enormous Radio”, and the result

If you ever wondered what it would be like if the devil dabbled in corporate contracts instead of pitchforks and

“The Swap” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that takes a classic horror concept—body swapping—and wraps it

“The Social Climber” taps into the age-old adage: “Clothes make the man.” In this case, they literally do, right down

“Auld Acquaintances” dives headfirst into historical fantasy, with a heavy witchcraft theme and a timeless tale of betrayal, revenge, and

“Everybody Needs a Little Love” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that’s so weird, so unabashedly odd,

“Red Leader” is an intriguing and slightly offbeat entry in the Tales from the Darkside canon. While not among the

“My Own Place” delivers a slow-burning, psychological ghost story with a strong emotional centre. It’s not the flashiest or most

“My Ghostwriter – The Vampire” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that leans heavily into dark comedy

“The Milkman Cometh” delivers one of Tales from the Darkside‘s classic morality tales—wrapped in a 1950s aesthetic, filtered through 1980s

“Miss May Dusa” is one of the more conceptually ambitious entries in Tales from the Darkside, blending Greek mythology with

If you thought Tales from the Darkside couldn’t surprise you anymore, then “Seasons of Belief” might just prove you wrong.

“Deliver Us from Goodness” is one of the most unusual and satirical entries in Tales from the Darkside, flipping the

Tales from the Darkside: “Baker’s Dozen” (Season 1, Episode 26) – Sweet Revenge with a Bitter Aftertaste Beneath its whimsical

“A Serpent’s Tooth” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that sneaks up on you. What begins as

One of the more overtly philosophical and slow-burning episodes of Tales from the Darkside, “Heretic” stands apart for its focus

“Black Widows” taps into one of humanity’s most primal fears—spiders—and wraps it up in a generational horror story that’s part

By now, Tales from the Darkside had become known for taking the mundane and twisting it into something dark and

Some episodes of Tales from the Darkside feel like short pulp fiction stories pulled straight from the pages of a

“The Bitterest Pill” is one of those Tales from the Darkside episodes that leans more into science fiction than traditional

There are episodes of Tales from the Darkside that go for grand twists or eerie set pieces, and then there

If you like your horror stories laced with mystery, tinged with body horror, and wrapped in an air of morbid