This week, the boys review Imaginary, Love Lies Bleeding, the 4K UHD release of Hackers (its gorgeous), Hundreds of Beavers, Come and See, Frogman, and the Oscars.  Then the boys move on to their main topic, TROLLS! One of the best and not utilized enough creatures of the forest, the boys discuss their favorite trolls in movies, from Troll Hunter to Ernest Scared Stupid, and everything in between. Except Leprechaun. Its all new on EYE ON HORROR!! Edit: Correia mistakenly says Alberta Watson instead of Lorraine Bracco when reviewing the 4K for Hackers. He is very sorry.  Follow us ..read more

This week, the boys are catching up on some older titles! Jay binges The Leftovers and reviews Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four, Jacob attends a screening of Django with Franco Nero and some of his favorite recent SOV movies, while Correia visits a Troll in Colorado and raves about Richard Fleischer's 10 Rillington Place.  Then the boys get into the main topic: The Razzies. Meant to be a satirical opposite to the Oscars, do the Razzies succeed in calling out the film industry or are they just a lazy exercise for trolls to punch down? Can it be doing both? Joi ..read more

This episode, the guys review several of their latest watches including Drive-Away Dolls, Madame Web, and Dune: Part 2 before being joined by director Ian Hunt-Duffy to discuss his new movie Double Blind. You're not going to want to sleep on this one! Follow us on the socials: @EyeOnHorror or check out https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror ..read more

After a bit of a holiday break, the boys are back in town for season 7 of EYE ON HORROR!!! Catching up on holiday viewings, the boys review Night Swim, The Beekeeper, Destroy all Neighbors, I.S.S., and Living with Chucky, while Correia watches the first 3 D&D movies so you don't have to (though Wrath of the Dragon God rules), Jacob recounts his favorite Giallo January titles, and Jay rides the Chariots of the Gods. Then, the boys talk about what films they are looking forward to in 2024. What are some of your most anticipated films of the year? Are running groups cults? It's all new on EY ..read more

This week, the boys go on a long discussion of Godzilla Minus One leading into the main topic of toxic fandom (again) and how some forms of praise can be backhanded for other entries in a franchise. All Godzillas are valid and beautiful damnit! But before we talk about our favorite Thicc Boi, the boys review Poor Things, The Zone of Interest, Saltburn, Cypher, Leave the World Behind, The Killer, Eileen, and much more! Its all new on EYE ON HORROR! https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror ..read more

This episode, the Boys talk about Mike Flanagan's Fall of the House of Usher which leads to a discussion of their favorite Poe adaptations. From the golden age of Corman adapting the famed author, to a Poe Subgenre of him being a crime solver (apparently Poe as a character is perfect for a goth dad crime thriller).  Before the main topic, the boys review Thanksgiving, Napoleon, The Iron Claw, The Marvels, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Dream Scenario, RoboDoc: The Creation of RoboCop, and Jacob finally watches the cinematic masterpiece Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go t ..read more

This week, the boys talk about what they did for Halloween season 2023! Movie marathons, checking out Knotts Scary Farm (WAY better that Universal Horror Nights), Trick or Treaters, the new interview with the director of Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2, Hooptober, and more! Also the boys review Five Night at Freddy's, Sugar Hill, JD's Revenge, No One Will Save You, Cobweb, Wrath of Becky, Paul Lynde Halloween Special, Earthquake and so much more! Its all new on a special Halloween Hangover episode of EYE ON HORROR! https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror ..read more

This week, the boys welcome Saw X cinematographer Nick Matthews in for an in depth talk about his career, from self taught cinematography in the digital age to crafting the looks of Spoonful of Sugar and Saw X! Nick goes into great techy details about working with the established look of the franchise while modernizing it.  The boys also review The Exorcist: Believer, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines, Saw X, V/H/S/85, No One Will Save You, Elevator Game, The Creator, and Jacob goes to Beyond Fest to review the new Toxic Avenger, Suitable Flesh, When Evil Lurks, and It's A Wonderful Knife! Its al ..read more

This week, the boys review Bottoms, A Haunting in Venice, Volcanic UFO Mysteries, the Telemarketers miniseries, Justice League Warworld, and get distracted with Taylor Swift all while Jacob recovers from surgery! After all that, the boys welcome That's a Wrap cinematographer Marcus Friedlander to discuss the new film's meta nature, its slasher and Giallo influences, and the balancing act of filming a movie that takes place on a film set. We then go into Marcus's vast experience of working on Asylum Films and what it takes to shoot a film in 6 days. It's all new on EYE ON HORROR! https://linkt ..read more

This week, the boys are rowdy as they debate Connecticut being spooky, debate their favorite Janets between Susan Sarandon and Jessica Harper (an unfair question to be honest), leaving time to review Blue Beetle, Metalocalypse: Army of the Doomstar, Swallowed (2022), The Meg 2: The Trench, Joe Lo Truglio's Outpost, Grizzly 2: Revenge, and the Pope's Exorcist. After all that, the boys trash their way into this week's topic, Punk Rock Horror! Discussing representation of punk in films, best examples, most cartoonish ones, their favorite Lee Ving roles, and why horror and punk rock go together l ..read more