“Freaky Tales” refers to a genre of stories or narratives that are characterized by their unsettling, bizarre, or supernatural elements. Typically, these tales incorporate themes of the strange, the macabre, or the eerie, often exploring the darker side of human nature or the unknown. They may include elements such as ghosts, monsters, or otherworldly phenomena, prompting feelings of suspense, fear, or intrigue. The term can apply to various mediums, including literature, film, and oral storytelling, and often serves to entertain or provoke thought about fear and the uncanny. “Freaky Tales” can also imply a sense of cautionary storytelling, warning against certain behaviors or the consequences of curiosity and exploration into forbidden or mysterious realms.
Freaky Tales, featuring Pedro Pascal, is set in a late '80s California city, blending VHS nostalgia with energetic storytelling. Directors Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden craft a dynamic ensemble cast,…