is an American anthology television series that aired from September 1984 to July 1988 , following a successful pilot in October 1983. Created by horror icon George A. Romero , the show is known for its eerie, low-budget aesthetic and its signature opening narration about an unseen "underworld" that exists alongside reality. Series Overview
Originally aired late at night in syndication, it was later released as a complete series DVD set in 2018. Key Creative Contributors
(screenwriter for Beetlejuice ), who penned 11 episodes. Notable Episodes Critics and fans often cite these as the series' best: Tales from the Darkside
Tales From the Darkside – Complete Series Reviews – Season 1: Episodes 6 – 8 * Welcome back for another chapter, our third so far, Horror And Sons
A mix of horror, science fiction, and fantasy, often framed as "mini morality plays" where characters with flaws encounter supernatural justice. is an American anthology television series that aired
The show frequently adapted stories from renowned horror and sci-fi authors, including:
("Word Processor of the Gods," "Sorry, Right Number"). Clive Barker ("The Yattering and Jack"). Harlan Ellison ("Djinn, No Chaser"). Series Overview Originally aired late at night in
The series consists of 92 episodes across 4 seasons , each running approximately 22–30 minutes.