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Dads From the Crypt: Not Your Father's Horror Podcast

Dads From the Crypt
Twilight Zone
Tales From the Crypt
Creepshow
Horror
Rod Serling
Independence Day
In a Violent Nature
It's a Good Life
Abigail
Anthony
Horror Movies
Practical Effects
Chattanooga Film Festival
Horror Genre
Skincrawlers
By the Silver Water Of Lake Champlain
The Twilight Zone
Peeksville, Ohio
Nazi Germany
Psychological Impact

Hello kiddies! We delve into the dark world of horror anthology TV and film, exploring such chilling tales as Tales From the Crypt, The Twilight Zone, Creepshow, and Black Mirror. Missing an episode would be a GRAVE mistake.

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Jason from Dads From The Crypt sits down with Ira Heiden, the fan-favorite actor who played Will Stanton in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors! In this interview, Ira reflects on his experience working on one of the most beloved entries in t... more

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On this episode of the Dads From The Crypt Podcast, the dads travel to Italy to discuss Tenebrae (1982), the ultra-stylish and controversial Giallo thriller from horror master Dario Argento. Joining the show is special guest Joe Gatto, who helps brea... more

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Steven Weber joins Dads From The Crypt to talk about some of his most iconic roles in horror and comedy. Steven discusses starring in the Tales from the Crypt episode Mournin’ Mess, playing Jack Torrance in the The Shining, and working with Dario Arg... more

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Join the Dads from the Crypt for their review of the Masters of Horror episode "Jenifer," featuring special guests Zena Dixon from the Bloody Disgusting Podcast and Josh from Smashed Cinema. In this deep dive, we explore Dario Argento’s visceral adap... more

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Recent Guests

Stephen Weber
Actor known for The Shining miniseries, Tales From the Crypt, Masters of Horror, Dracula, Dead and Loving It
Actor
Episode: Steven Weber Talks Horror: Tales from the Crypt, The Shining, Mel Brook's Dracula, Masters of Horror
Anky Cyriaque
Writer, director, and producer, co-owner of Story is King Productions.
Story is King Productions
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JM Brandt
Horror writer and creator of the charity comic anthology Horror Not Hate
Episode: "Deathstalker (2025)" Review!!!
Joe Gatto
Renowned chef and culinary expert
Episode: "The Menu" Review with Chef Joe Gatto
Michael Weizenberg
Regular contributor to the podcast and help with Patreon mini-reviews
Episode: "Predator: Badlands" Was a Good Day! (Review)
Barry Maher
Horror author and former motivational speaker.
Episode: We All Shine on! "The Shining" Review
Alan Katz
Author and podcaster venturing into storytelling
Episode: "The Exorcist" Review with AL Katz!!!
Chef Joe Gatto
Chef and host of From Scratch
Chef Joe Gatto
Episode: "Evil Dead 2" Review with Chef Joe Gatto
Casey Criswell
Nerd from Bloody Good Horror
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Hosts

Jason
Host of the show, guiding interviews and introducing guests
Jody
Co-host of the show, contributes to discussion and analysis
Mondo
Co-host of the show, contributes to discussion and analysis

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 99 ratings
  • Lovable

    Such an easily lovable podcast by a few lovable guys.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beast of Valley Rd
    United States2 years ago
  • Let’s Hear It For The Dads!

    Great show, great bunch of Dads, and one of the greatest anthology shows of all time. What more could you aske for?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Snarkyjohnny
    United States2 years ago
  • N/A nothing to tell. Mostly Agreeable! Let’s go next episode. I’d watch over and over.

    Audible
    5
    Anonymous
    United States2 years ago
  • Review

    N/A nothing to tell. Mostly Agreeable! Let’s go next episode. I’d watch over and over.

    Audible
    5
    Anonymous User
    United States2 years ago
  • Great for extended road trip!

    I listened driving a long four hour drive this weekend. Jason, Jody, and Mando deliver an insightful dive into the old “Tales from the Crypt” in addition to cool fun trivia on the side. I was kept entertained and my mind was thankfully from the ride.

    Audio is 💯 I definitely recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frank Schumpert
    United States2 years ago

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The show is praised for deep dives balanced with humor and accessible analysis.

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Steven Weber Talks Horror: Tales from the Crypt, The Shining, Mel Brook's Dracula, Masters of Horror
Q: How did you approach Mel Brooks' Dracula and the collaborative atmosphere on that set?
Brooks created a playful yet demanding environment; actors were encouraged to bring their energy to the performance while the crew managed complex effects, with strong supportive direction from the team like Howard Berger and Carrie Ann Fleming's standout performance.
Steven Weber Talks Horror: Tales from the Crypt, The Shining, Mel Brook's Dracula, Masters of Horror
Q: What was it like working with Stephen King on The Shining adaptation?
King was very present and involved, but never imposed directions; Mick Garris handled the direction, and King's involvement added depth to the adaptation while allowing the actors to explore their own interpretation.
Steven Weber Talks Horror: Tales from the Crypt, The Shining, Mel Brook's Dracula, Masters of Horror
Q: Tell me about stepping into this role, the process of casting.
The team had someone in mind, another actor couldn't commit, and I auditioned late, but once they decided to pursue a faithful King adaptation, I felt free to approach the character without direct comparison to Jack Nicholson.
Mike P. Nelson Interview | V/H/S/85, Wrong Turn, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Friday the 13th
Q: What was the genesis of the idea for 'Silent Night, Deadly Night'?
Nelson explained he wanted a unique take on the original and aimed for a blend that explores horror while allowing for fun and unexpected narrative shifts.
Mike P. Nelson Interview | V/H/S/85, Wrong Turn, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Friday the 13th
Q: How did you come on board with 'Wrong Turn'?
Mike Nelson revealed that he was intrigued by the script given to him by his manager, who represented the original writer. Nelson appreciated the fresh perspective it aimed to give compared to the original film and found the cult aspect particularly interesting.

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A show that blends deep dives into classic horror anthology material with authentic conversations about production, performance, and the culture around fear on screen. Across episodes, listeners hear across-the-board explorations of iconic works (from Tales From the Crypt to modern horror) plus behind-the-scenes stories, guest interviews, and thoughtful discussions about filmmaking, acting, and storytelling. Noteworthy are the frequent guest appearances from horror professionals and critics, plus a recurring emphasis on parenting perspectives and everyday life as part of the horror conversation. For potential listeners, the mix of nostalgia, film analysis, and candid industry anecdotes makes it a strong fit for fans of genre history, movie ... more

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