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Cradle to the Grave

Erik Hanson
Jurassic Park
Horror
Horror Movies
Barton Fink
California
Leprechaun
When a Stranger Calls Back
Silence Of the Lambs
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Danny Elfman
Film History
Hollywood
Stephen Bissette
Candyman
Carol Kane
Charles Durning
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Special Effects
Tim Burton
Writer's Block

My name is Erik and as long as I can remember I’ve loved horror. Horror movies. Horror novels. Horror comics. My life's milestones can be measured by the genre. It’s given me years of entertainment, as well as countless sleepless nights. It has kept me young at heart and filled my mind with wonderful memories that I cherish. This podcast is my way of sharing those moments with you. So, starting wi... more

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Latest Episodes

"Where the hell can I get eyes like that?'

Intro song: "Sunglasses at Night" by Corey Hart (1983)

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1:33 - PITCH BLACK with TRACY JOHNSON

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"Oh the script girl. I'll eat her later"

Intro song: "Shadows of the Night" by Pat Benatar (1982)

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1:27 - SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE with RYAN HALEY

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"I get this ache... and I thought it was for sex, but it's to tear everything to fucking pieces."

Intro song: "Hungry Like the Wolf" by Duran Duran (1982)

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1:23 - GINGER SNAPS with RACHEL HARRISON

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"In death there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes."

Intro song: "Destination Unknown" by Missing Persons (1981)

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01:15 - FINAL DESTINATION with BRIAN FINNERTY

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Recent Guests

Brian Finnerty
Writer and contributor at Macabre Daily
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Episode: FINAL DESTINATION (2000) with Brian Finnerty
Tim Lucas
Novelist and film critic, known for reviewing horror films
Episode: AMERICAN PSYCHO (2000) with Tim Lucas & Stephen Bissette
Aaron Carnes
Author and journalist
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Episode: THE MUMMY (1999) with Aaron Carnes
George Sukara
Guest from the Scum Dance Film Festival.
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Episode: LAKE PLACID (1999) with George Sukara
Neil McRobert
Author and host of the Talking Scared podcast
Talking Scared
Episode: RAVENOUS (1999) with Neil McRobert
Matt Wagner
Comic book writer known for his works including 'Grendel' and 'Mage'.
Creator of Dracula graphic novels
Episode: BLADE 2 (2002) with Matt Wagner & Kelley Jones
Kelley Jones
Comic book artist celebrated for his distinct style and work on series like 'Batman'.
Artist on Dracula graphic novels
Episode: BLADE 2 (2002) with Matt Wagner & Kelley Jones
Michelle Little
Chris Burnett's mother, who shares her views on horror films
Episode: STIGMATA (1999) with Chris Burnett & Michelle Little
Violet Mayugba
Member of the band Destroy Boys
Destroy Boys
Episode: THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (1999) with Violet Mayugba

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Erik
Host of Cradle to the Grave, passionate about horror films and storytelling, sharing insights from a lifetime of enjoying the genre.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Pure horror fun!

    Erik is such a great host and his guests always bring such a unique and entertaining edge to the show. If you love horror films and music and laughing hella hard, this pod is for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gryffinjeannie
    United Statesa year ago
  • Where’s my Grave Digger Pin?!?!

    Erik Hanson is hands down the best horror podcaster recording today. He gets the best out of his guests with his funny, laid back, insanely well versed approach to horror movies. I eagerly wait on the new episodes and they always deliver.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quints lower half
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thumbs up!

    The show is dope.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HugePrawn
    United States2 years ago
  • A novel conceit

    Maybe the idea of a year-by-year deep dive into horror films have been tackled before, but as I’ve never encountered them I found the conceit interesting. I’m looking forward to more installments and hoping that some of my more obscure favorites get reviewed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    doubtingtomjr
    United States3 years ago

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The unique premise of exploring horror films year by year has been well-received, with listeners eager for more installments.
Many reviews highlight the host's expertise and ability to get the best out of guests, creating entertaining and informative episodes.
Listeners appreciate the blend of humor and deep discussion on horror, finding the insights valuable and engaging.

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FINAL DESTINATION (2000) with Brian Finnerty
Q: Have you ever had a premonition of like, maybe I shouldn't get on this plane?
I've never had premonitions of death, but I think all of us make decisions in life that have kept us alive, whether we know it or not.
FINAL DESTINATION (2000) with Brian Finnerty
Q: What did you think of your most recent rewatch of Final Destination?
I still really enjoy this movie. I think it is a solid flick, not a masterpiece, but very entertaining and effective.
FINAL DESTINATION (2000) with Brian Finnerty
Q: So with you, Brian, did you grow up a fan of the horror genre, or were you scared and came to it later in life?
I've always been a horror fan; it was a really solitary kind of hobby until I got more connected with the horror community later in life.
KALIFORNIA (1993) with Brann Dailor
Q: What did you think of the end of this film?
Bran felt the ending was rushed and went off the rails quickly, despite the slow and methodical build-up of the earlier plot.
KALIFORNIA (1993) with Brann Dailor
Q: What's your history with the horror genre?
Bran shares that he has always been a fan and even created front porch productions, putting on plays for neighborhood kids based on horror stories.

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What is Cradle to the Grave about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content explores a wide range of horror films, starting from 1971 and continuing through the years, focusing on a Top 10 list for each year. It not only reviews well-known classics but also dives into lesser-known gems, discussing their cultural significance and the personal connections they evoke. Each episode features a variety of guests, including authors, illustrators, and critics, who bring unique perspectives on horror and storytelling, enriching the conversation around the genre and its evolution over time. Notably, the host's personal stories and experiences with horror serve as an emotional anchor, allowing listeners to connect deeply with the themes discussed. This podcast likely appeals to horror enthusiasts who appreciate a ... more

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7. Kelley Jones
8. Michelle Little

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