Tales of the Bizarre (1990) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Tales of the Bizarre (1990) is a sci-fi & fantasy, mystery web series in Japanese. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Tales of the Bizarre online in HD.

Tales of the Bizarre — Storyline

Inspired by American TV movies like "Hitchcock Theater" and "The Twilight Zone," the show features multiple works with Tamori as the storyteller and actors as the main characters. While horror and supernatural themes are predominant, a variety of genres like comedy and drama are also produced. Most episodes, however, have a bad ending.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Tamori

Tales of the Bizarre — Series Details

Tales of the Bizarre — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Touch of Terror (1990-04-19) — Satomi Ayukawa (Miho Nakayama) has a strange power: when she touches an object, she sees the past of the person connected to it. She's just seen an unpleasant part of an arranged-m
• E2: The Rumored Makio (1990-04-19) — High schooler Natsuko Yamazaki (Kaori Sakagami) discovers various rumors written on her younger brother's floppy disk. On a whim, she adds a rumor she invents herself: that if you
• E3: Consort Yang's Board Game (1990-04-19) — Kazuyuki Yamada (Hironobu Nomura) was thinking of marrying Yoko Karasawa (Azusa Nakamura), but she's easily stolen away by a rich man, leaving him bitter. A strange old man appears
• E4: Locker (1990-05-03) — Industrial spy Satoru (Yuji Oda) sneaks into a bio-chemistry research lab. While copying classified documents he's caught by researcher Kunio Saguchi (Yasunori Danda). Fighting des
• E5: The Spirit of Darkness (1990-05-03) — The old woman who runs a candy shop (Kyoko Kishida) tells the children who visit about the spirits of darkness. Enraged at humans for destroying nature, the spirits — who once atta
• E6: My Home (1990-05-03) — Yoshimi Sato (Yu Hayami) and her husband Kenji (Hisayuki Nakajima) buy a used property and get the home they'd always wanted. But right after moving in, a string of incidents — sma
• E7: Tales of the Bizarre S01E07 – A Foul Smelling Dead Body (1990-05-17) — Doctor Naoto (Tsutomu Sekine) is about to marry Yoshiko Imamura (Mio Takaki). He buys a used detached house and moves in. One morning he wakes to a foul stench in the house. Unable
• E8: The Garbage That Cannot Be Thrown Away (1990-05-17) — Career woman Kaoru Sawada (Junko Sakurada) lives alone in Tokyo, having left her husband and child in the countryside. One day she comes home to find the trash she'd put out that m
• E9: The Breath Taking Dinner Table (1990-05-17) — A week has passed since the mother died. Ever since, the father (Toru Masuoka) has been acting strangely. Fumiya is always afraid of him. Meals make the tension worse — everything
• E10: Present (1990-06-07) — Naoto (Masatoshi Nagase) is drawn to college student Yoko (Sayuri Kokusho), who has a rich boyfriend, Takuya (Yoji Sawamukai). One day the couple comes into Naoto's part-time workp
• E11: The Murderer Who Regrets It (1990-06-07) — Toshio Sugita (Kai Ato) and his wife Kogiku (Kumiko Oba) are celebrating their wedding anniversary alone. But one interruption after another prevents them from even toasting. Frust
• E12: The Family Who Is Too Kind (1990-06-07) — Kazuhiko Sagawa (Masato Furoya) runs a con-like gold-selling business. Neglecting his family, his wife and child have left him. On another sweltering day, tramping around rural far
• E13: The Monkey's Paw (1990-06-28) — The small factory run by Torao Ishikawa (Hiroshi Fuse) is buried in debt and on the brink of bankruptcy. The Ishikawa family owns a "monkey's paw," a keepsake from his father that
• E14: The Devil's Video Game (1990-06-28) — Around Tetsuo Makimura (Ryo Takayama), his parents, the family dog, and his grade-school teacher have all gone missing. Meanwhile, Tetsuo and a friend sit at a computer. Moments ea
• E15: The Hardship After Death. (1990-06-28) — Newlyweds Fukuko (Yuyu / Yukiko Iwai) and Yukio die in a traffic accident on their honeymoon. They come to before God (Seijun Suzuki) and beg to be brought back to life. God says h
• E16: Halfsies (1990-07-12) — Housewife Eiko Kitazawa (Yoshie Kashiwabara) is hesitating over a supermarket bargain — more product than she needs — when Midori Yamagishi (Miyuki Kosaka) offers, "Shall we split
• E17: Habit (1990-07-12) — Mariko Yoshinaga (Momoko Kikuchi) is beautiful but always dresses and behaves plainly — because whenever she's complimented, she unconsciously steals something. One day she meets R
• E18: I Love You to Death (1990-07-12) — Junpei Hoshino (Eisuke Tsunoda) has a crush on classmate Mika Saeki (Hikari Ishida), the school beauty. Once he found a Valentine's chocolate from her in his shoe locker, but assum
• E19: The Girl in Mourning Clothes (1990-07-26) — Heartbroken Kazuhiko Saji (Toru Kazama) sits on a park bench, wistfully looking at a music box he'd meant to give as a gift. He notices a girl in mourning clothes crying and works
• E20: Forbidden Games (1990-07-26) — Masao Tanizawa (Kenjiro Ishimaru) and his wife Yoshiko (Mako Ishino) go camping with their children. On the way, Masao tells the kids about the cycle of life. They reach a river, w
• E21: The Hotel Outside of Time (1990-07-26) — Kaoru Inoue (Koyo Maeda) and Haruka Tono (Marina Watanabe) head to their reserved hotel in Karuizawa. But the roads are jammed and, thanks to Kaoru's mistake, the reservation was f
• E22: The Man Who Gave Chase (1990-08-09) — Officer Norihisa Ninomiya (Tsurutaro Kataoka), who hates lies, is a bundle of righteousness and is admired by his colleagues. Lately a "hammer robber" has been active in the area.
• E23: Psychic Power! (1990-08-09) — Paranormal researcher Professor Iwase (Noboru Nakaya) has become a leading authority by exposing the tricks of fake psychics one after another. Yet he never denied their existence
• E24: The Too-Late Lover (1990-08-09) — College student Natsumi (Yoko Minamino) is pregnant by her boyfriend Tatsuo (Takeyuki Yue). But fed up with the mama's-boy Tatsuo ("everything's up to Mama"), she intends neither t
• E25: Rooftop Scenery (1990-08-23) — Job-hunting Nishihara (Shingo Tsurumi) visits a company, relying on Takano, a senior from his seminar. But Takano's meeting runs long and Nishihara is left waiting. To kill time he
• E26: The Woman on the Hill (1990-08-23) — Kono (Masaki Kyomoto), an editor at a women's magazine, is on his way to visit the apartment of Endo, a college senior who writes a serialized novel for his magazine. In the rain,
• E27: Someone Who Resembles Someone (1990-08-23) — Office worker Nishikawa (Keiko Saito) is diagnosed with a mild stomach ulcer at the hospital. On the way home, at a café called "Symptom," she sees someone who looks exactly like a
• E28: Live Crabs (1990-08-30) — Yukari Matsuoka (Nana Okada) buys live crabs together with a neighbor housewife, Kyoko Kawasaki (Tokie Hidari). When she brings them home, her son Kenichi protests to his father Ko
• E29: The Miracle at the Game Arcade (1990-08-30) — One day a boy skipping cram school to play at a game arcade is approached by Motoji Toyoda (Kei Tani), who urges him to play a pinball machine in the corner. Score 100,000 points o
• E30: Countdown (1990-08-30) — Shunichi Saito (Kai Shishido) moves into a run-down apartment. The previous resident, a Russian, left his belongings behind — including what look like suspicious classified documen
• E31: Plastic Surgery (1990-09-06) — Machiko (Saya Takagi), a country girl who ran away from home, is reborn beautiful through plastic surgery and tries to start a new life in Tokyo. Her wish granted, transformed into
• E32: The Man of Great Interest (1990-09-06) — Masao Watanabe (Shingo Yanagisawa) is an unremarkable, ordinary salaryman. One morning his family suddenly starts staring at his face. "Don't look at me like that," he says, but th
• E33: Hail, Alma Mater (1990-09-06) — Yamaguchi (Jun Hamamura), a middle-school teacher during the war, moves into a nursing home. The one who greets him there is a former student, Yoshimura (Goichi Yamada). But Yamagu
• E34: Visiting the Grave (1990-09-13) — Taichiro Ochiai (Nagareru Hagiwara), consumed by gambling and drink, is chased by debt collectors every day. One day, heading home after drowning his sorrows, he meets an eerie for
• E35: The Undelivered Letter (1990-09-13) — Keiko Kawasaki (Karin Yamaguchi) despises Yukiko Kawasaki, who lives in the same building. One day a letter addressed to Yukiko is delivered to Keiko's mailbox by mistake. Keiko se
• E36: The Human-Faced Grass (1990-09-13) — Konatsu Makimura (Manyo Hamada) encounters a strange procession on her way to the village where her grandfather Ryusuke (Masami Shimojo) lives. It's called a "swamp-sending." She r
• E37: The Commuter Train (1990-09-20) — Twenty-four-year-old salaryman Yuji Sato (Ryosuke Miki) takes the plunge and buys a detached house in the suburbs. The day after moving in, after a two-and-a-half-hour commute to t
• E38: Automatic Deposit (1990-09-20) — Nobuko (Mariko Kaga) has worked at Orient Trading for 20 years and is the oldest in the office. Nagging and prickly, she's shunned by the younger women. One payday she's stunned to
• E39: Grandpa's Love Letter (1990-09-20) — Heihachi Negami (Hideji Otaki), posing as his grandson, has been corresponding with a high school girl named Miki who looks just like Yukiko, the girl he loved long ago. One day Mi

Season 2

• E1: Look Into My Eyes / One More Chance / Mysterious Wiretapper (1991-01-10)
• E2: Stop the Time / Back to That Day / Town in Sight (1991-01-10)
• E3: Episode 3 (1991-01-10)
• E4: Unidentified Flying Object / Telephone Card / Prisoner (1991-01-17)
• E5: Episode 5 (1991-01-17)
• E6: Black Magic / The Seventh Mystery / Tea Shop at the Pass (1991-01-17)
• E7: Collector / Bird of Paradise / Red String of Fate (1991-01-24)
• E8: Episode 8 (1991-01-24)
• E9: Episode 9 (1991-01-24)
• E10: Walking Corpse / I Won't Let You Go / 8:50 (1991-01-31)
• E11: Midnight / Murder Live / Memory Lapse (1991-01-31)
• E12: Episode 12 (1991-01-31)
• E13: Episode 13 (1991-02-07)
• E14: Episode 14 (1991-02-07)
• E15: Episode 15 (1991-02-07)
• E16: Episode 16 (1991-02-14)
• E17: Episode 17 (1991-02-14)
• E18: Episode 18 (1991-02-14)
• E19: Episode 19 (1991-02-21)
• E20: Episode 20 (1991-02-21)
• E21: Episode 21 (1991-02-21)
• E22: Episode 22 (1991-02-28)
• E23: Episode 23 (1991-02-28)
• E24: Episode 24 (1991-02-28)
• E25: Episode 25 (1991-03-07)
• E26: Episode 26 (1991-03-07)
• E27: Episode 27 (1991-03-07)
• E28: Episode 28 (1991-03-14)
• E29: Episode 29 (1991-03-14)
• E30: Episode 30 (1991-03-14)
• E31: Episode 31 (1991-03-21)
• E32: Episode 32 (1991-03-21)
• E33: Episode 33 (1991-03-21)
• E34: Episode 34 (1991-04-04)
• E35: Episode 35 (1991-04-04)
• E36: Episode 36 (1991-04-04)
• E37: Episode 37 (1991-04-04)
• E38: Episode 38 (1991-04-04)
• E39: Episode 39 (1991-04-11)
• E40: Episode 40 (1991-04-11)
• E41: Episode 41 (1991-04-11)
• E42: Episode 42 (1991-04-18)
• E43: Episode 43 (1991-04-18)
• E44: Episode 44 (1991-04-18)
• E45: Episode 45 (1991-05-02)
• E46: Episode 46 (1991-05-02)
• E47: Episode 47 (1991-05-02)
• E48: Episode 48 (1991-05-09)
• E49: Episode 49 (1991-05-09)
• E50: Episode 50 (1991-05-09)
• E51: Episode 51 (1991-05-16)
• E52: Episode 52 (1991-05-16)
• E53: Episode 53 (1991-05-16)
• E54: Episode 54 (1991-05-30)
• E55: Episode 55 (1991-05-30)
• E56: Episode 56 (1991-05-30)
• E57: Episode 57 (1991-06-06)
• E58: Episode 58 (1991-06-06)
• E59: Episode 59 (1991-06-06)
• E60: Episode 60 (1991-06-13)
• E61: Episode 61 (1991-06-13)
• E62: Episode 62 (1991-06-13)
• E63: Episode 63 (1991-06-20)
• E64: Episode 64 (1991-06-20)
• E65: Episode 65 (1991-06-20)
• E66: Episode 66 (1991-07-04)
• E67: Episode 67 (1991-07-04)
• E68: Episode 68 (1991-07-04)
• E69: Episode 69 (1991-07-25)
• E70: Episode 70 (1991-07-25)
• E71: Episode 71 (1991-07-25)
• E72: Episode 72 (1991-08-01)
• E73: Episode 73 (1991-08-01)
• E74: Episode 74 (1991-08-01)
• E75: Episode 75 (1991-08-08)
• E76: Episode 76 (1991-08-08)
• E77: Episode 77 (1991-08-08)
• E78: Episode 78 (1991-08-22)
• E79: Episode 79 (1991-08-22)
• E80: Episode 80 (1991-08-22)
• E81: Episode 81 (1991-08-29)
• E82: Episode 82 (1991-08-29)
• E83: Episode 83 (1991-08-29)
• E84: Episode 84 (1991-09-05)
• E85: Episode 85 (1991-09-05)
• E86: Episode 86 (1991-09-05)
• E87: Episode 87 (1991-09-19)
• E88: Episode 88 (1991-09-19)
• E89: Episode 89 (1991-09-19)
• E90: Episode 90 (1991-09-26)
• E91: Episode 91 (1991-09-26)
• E92: Episode 92 (1991-09-26)
• E93: Episode 93 (1991-10-03)
• E94: Episode 94 (1991-10-03)
• E95: Episode 95 (1991-10-03)
• E96: Episode 96 (1991-10-03)
• E97: Episode 97 (1991-10-03)
• E98: Episode 98 (1991-10-17)
• E99: Episode 99 (1991-10-17)
• E100: Episode 100 (1991-10-17)
• E101: Episode 101 (1991-10-24)
• E102: Episode 102 (1991-10-24)
• E103: Episode 103 (1991-10-24)
• E104: Episode 104 (1991-10-31)
• E105: Episode 105 (1991-10-31)
• E106: Episode 106 (1991-10-31)
• E107: Episode 107 (1991-11-07)
• E108: Episode 108 (1991-11-07)
• E109: Episode 109 (1991-11-07)
• E110: Episode 110 (1991-11-14)
• E111: Episode 111 (1991-11-14)
• E112: Episode 112 (1991-11-14)
• E113: Episode 113 (1991-11-21)
• E114: Episode 114 (1991-11-21)
• E115: Episode 115 (1991-11-21)
• E116: Episode 116 (1991-11-28)
• E117: Episode 117 (1991-11-28)
• E118: Episode 118 (1991-11-28)
• E119: Episode 119 (1991-12-05)
• E120: Episode 120 (1991-12-05)
• E121: Episode 121 (1991-12-05)
• E122: Episode 122 (1991-12-12)
• E123: Episode 123 (1991-12-12)
• E124: Episode 124 (1991-12-12)
• E125: Episode 125 (1991-12-19)
• E126: Episode 126 (1991-12-19)
• E127: Episode 127 (1991-12-19)

Season 3

• E1: Episode 1 (1992-04-16)
• E2: Episode 2 (1992-04-16)
• E3: Episode 3 (1992-04-16)
• E4: Episode 4 (1992-04-30)
• E5: Episode 5 (1992-04-30)
• E6: Episode 6 (1992-04-30)
• E7: Episode 7 (1992-05-07)
• E8: Episode 8 (1992-05-07)
• E9: Episode 9 (1992-05-07)
• E10: Episode 10 (1992-05-14)
• E11: Episode 11 (1992-05-14)
• E12: Episode 12 (1992-05-14)
• E13: Episode 13 (1992-05-21)
• E14: Episode 14 (1992-05-21)
• E15: Episode 15 (1992-05-21)
• E16: Episode 16 (1992-06-04)
• E17: Episode 17 (1992-06-04)
• E18: Episode 18 (1992-06-04)
• E19: The Electric Ghost (1992-06-11) — One day, Ryo Ito's girlfriend is electrocuted and dies. Ryo struggles to recover. He manages to pull himself together and heads to university, where Mutsumi Taniguchi, who had a cr
• E20: Episode 20 (1992-06-11)
• E21: Episode 21 (1992-06-11)
• E22: Episode 22 (1992-06-25)
• E23: Episode 23 (1992-06-25)
• E24: Episode 24 (1992-06-25)
• E25: Episode 25 (1992-07-02)
• E26: Episode 26 (1992-07-02)
• E27: Episode 27 (1992-07-02)
• E28: Episode 28 (1992-07-09)
• E29: Episode 29 (1992-07-09)
• E30: Episode 30 (1992-07-09)
• E31: Episode 31 (1992-07-23)
• E32: Episode 32 (1992-07-23)
• E33: Episode 33 (1992-07-23)
• E34: Episode 34 (1992-08-06)
• E35: Episode 35 (1992-08-06)
• E36: Episode 36 (1992-08-06)
• E37: Episode 37 (1992-08-13)
• E38: Episode 38 (1992-08-13)
• E39: Episode 39 (1992-08-13)
• E40: Episode 40 (1992-09-03)
• E41: Episode 41 (1992-09-03)
• E42: Episode 42 (1992-09-03)
• E43: Episode 43 (1992-09-10)
• E44: Episode 44 (1992-09-10)
• E45: Episode 45 (1992-09-10)
• E46: Episode 46 (1992-09-17)
• E47: Episode 47 (1992-09-17)
• E48: Episode 48 (1992-09-17)
• E49: Episode 49 (1992-12-07)
• E50: Episode 50 (1992-12-07)
• E51: Episode 51 (1992-12-07)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Tales of the Bizarre have? 4 season(s) with 217 episodes.

Where can I watch Tales of the Bizarre? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.