The trailer for Freaky Tales showcases Pedro Pascal and Ben Mendelsohn in an expansive story set in the '80s.
Lionsgate has unveiled the trailer for Freaky Tales, the latest film by Captain Marvel writers and directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck.
Ambitiously presented as four interlinked narratives set in 1987 Oakland, CA, the film explores themes of music, movies, people, places, and memories that stretch beyond our understanding. Freaky Tales features a cast including Pedro Pascal (The Fantastic Four: First Steps), Angus Cloud (Abigail), Ben Mendelsohn (Rogue One), Jay Ellis (Top Gun: Maverick), singer Normani, and Marshawn Lynch (Love Hurts). You can find the poster and trailer below…
“In 1987 Oakland, a mysterious force leads the underdogs of The Town through four interconnected stories: teenage punks defend their territory against Nazi skinheads, a rap duo strives for hip-hop immortality, a weary henchman seeks redemption, and an NBA All-Star seeks to settle scores. Just another day in the Bay.”
Freaky Tales will be released in theaters on April 4th.
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Lionsgate has unveiled the trailer for Freaky Tales, the latest film by Captain Marvel writers and directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck. This film is ambitiously described as four interlinked narratives set in Oakland, CA in 1987, exploring themes of music, cinema, relationships, locations, and memories that extend beyond our comprehendible universe. Freaky Tales features Pedro Pascal (The Fantastic Four: [...]