Pedro Pascal’s ‘Freaky Tales’ Gains Popularity on HBO Max

Pedro Pascal’s film, “Freaky Tales,” may not have rocked the box office when it first premiered on April 4, earning just under $3 million. However, its luck changed when it hit HBO Max on August 8, quickly becoming one of the top three most-streamed films, according to Flixpatrol.

So, what’s all the buzz about? Set in 1987 Oakland and brought to life by directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, “Freaky Tales” is an anthology that intertwines four gripping stories. Pascal takes on the role of Clint, a character caught up in a world of crime, facing off against punks, female rappers, Neo-Nazis, and unearthly powers. The film has garnered commendable reviews, boasting a 74% critics score and an 89% audience score. The cast features talented actors like Dominique Thorne, the late Angus Cloud, and even includes a surprise cameo by Tom Hanks.