My Freaky Family – They really take the term “close-knit” to a whole new level!
My Freaky Family is coming at you with a new way to think about familial relationships. It’s wild, wacky, and *ahem* slightly eyebrow-raising. My Freaky Family. Surely you’ve seen a lot of unusual things in your time—pigs flying, bears wearing hats, Gonzo porn… well, it’s gonzo again, but made with family? As unorthodox as this family is (and trust me, they are very unorthodox), they do adore each other. Like, really adore each other.

My Freaky Family follows a mom, dad, brother, and sister who live life… well, let’s just say they don’t exactly follow the normal rulebook on personal space. We have casual nudity and open conversations about everything. But the real kicker is the flirting. It’s like if The Brady Bunch got rewritten by someone who really loved Flowers in the Attic, but with way more giggling and way fewer… uh… dire consequences.
Now, don’t get me wrong—I’m all for love. Love is what makes the world go ‘round! But usually, that love is directed outside the immediate family tree, you know? Like, Bart Simpson loves his mom, but he doesn’t wink-wink love his mom. But this family? They’re like if someone took The Addams Family and replaced all the spooky with… well, let’s just say they’d make Lurch blush.
The pièce de résistance—that’s French for “the part where I had to cover my eyes”—is the final scene. The whole gang is lounging in the living room, watching TV like any normal family. Except… well… normal isn’t exactly the word I’d use. Mom and Dad are cuddled under a blanket on one couch, while Brother and Sister are on the other. And then—ohhhh then—the musical chairs begin.
Imagine a game of twister, without the colored mat, arms and legs spread in every direction. Mom swaps with Sister. Then Sister swaps back. Then Dad gets up, but not before giving Brother a very affectionate pat on the head. My Freaky Family might just have an aversion to playing by the rules. Blankets shift, giggles erupt, it’s a massive outpouring of love. Though some folks prefer the term incest. Love comes in all shapes, sizes, and… seating arrangements.
Try watching ‘My Family Are Filth‘