The Crypt Keeper opens the coffin with a shocking debut! Join Dads From The Crypt as we revisit "The Man Who Was Death," the very first episode of Tales From the Crypt. We break down William Sadler's unforgettable performance as Niles Talbot, explore how this episode set the tone for the legendary HBO series, discuss its gruesome kills, dark humor, and EC Comics roots, and decide whether this classic still packs a deadly punch decades later.

Was this the perfect way to launch one of horror's greatest anthology series? Tune in as we dissect every shocking twist and memorable moment.

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This week on Dads From The Crypt, we crack open 1993’s Necronomicon—the Lovecraft-inspired horror anthology featuring stories of madness, monsters, and plenty of gooey practical effects. We dig into the wraparound with H.P. Lovecraft himself, break down all three twisted tales, and talk about whether this cult oddity is an underrated gem or just a slimy mess from the VHS era. Expect cosmic horror, gross creature effects, and the usual cryptkeeper-level nonsense from us along the way.Follow Dads From the Crypt! Threads: @dadsfromthecryptTikTok: Dads From The Crypt-TokInstagram: @dadsfromthecrypt Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DadsFromTheCrypt

Hungry, Hungry Hippos taught us to gobble up everything in sight. Hungry (2026) takes that idea and turns it into pure nightmare fuel.

This week on Dads From The Crypt, we're joined by special guest Alyssa to devour the latest horror release, Hungry (2026). We break down the film's terrifying premise, standout performances, gruesome kills, and whether this indie horror flick deserves a spot on your must-watch list.

🍽️ In this episode:

• Our full Hungry (2026) review
• Alyssa's favorite moments
• The film's scares, gore, and creature (or not?) discussion
• What worked—and what left us hungry for more
• Our final ratings

So grab your marbles—just don't let the monsters eat them—and join us for a spoiler-filled discussion that's less Hungry Hungry Hippos and a lot more nightmare-inducing horror.

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What did you think of Hungry (2026)? Did it satisfy your horror appetite, or leave you wanting more? Let us know in the comments!