Eye On Horror

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 b...

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.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! What better way to start off 2024 than celebrating an absolute banger of a year for our favorite genre! That's right, it's the season 6 finale of Eye on Horror!! 

This week, the boys celebrate 10 of their favorite films of 2023. Surprising twist this year, as their lists rarely line up! Will Jay continue his streak of being the fringe guy? Will Godzilla Minus One sweep the #1 spot across the board? Will Jac...

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 ...

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 G...

This week, the boys talk about what they did for Halloween season 2023! Movie marathons, checking out Knotts Scary Farm (WAY better than 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 Spec...

This episode, the boys welcome cinematographer Clayton Moore to talk about his recent film, THE PUPPETMAN (now streaming on Shudder). Clayton breaks down influence on the look of the film, his early career days as a news cameraman and how it influences some of the style of The Puppetman, filming Superhost during the pandemic, and more!

The boys also review Killers of the Flower Moon, Dicks: the Musical,  Chicken Run: Dawn ...

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 ...

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 t...

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 wee...

This week, the boys get right to it to talk about The Last Voyage of the Demeter, Cobweb, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Jay catches up on 2020 titles The Stylist and Don't Tell a Soul as well as DC Animated Movies, Jacob review TerrorVision's Some Guy Who Kills People Bluray and goes to his 2nd theatrical viewing of Dude Bro Party Massacre III, and Correia laughs at the notion of Joe Spinell's characte...

This week, drama unfolds as Correia j'accuses Jacob of telepathically telling him to watch the live action Guyver movies but then Jacob j'accuses Correia of bringing up 1995's Major Payne too much. Also, the boys review Talk to Me, Haunted Mansion, They Cloned Tyrone, Barbie, Oppenheimer, Blu-ray reviews of Claydream, The Cramps/Mutants at Napa State Tapes and The Venture Bros.: Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon Hea...

THE BOYS ARE BACK! This week, Jay reviews Talk to Me and catches up on Missing, Duel, and 65. Jacob dives into Arrow Video's Enter the Video Store box set and reviews Insidious The Red Door. Correia discovers the horrors of Léontine in Kino Lorber's Cinemas First Nasty Women box set before reviewing The Wrath of Becky and The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster. 

Then the boys are join by the creators of the new sle...

This week, The Boys rave over Asteroid City, Jacob goes to a Halloween Horror Marathon at the New Bev, Jay reviews The Flash and Indiana Jones Dial of Destiny, and Correia's Book Nook returns for Batman The Doom That Came to Gotham and Hellboy. Inspired by the hilarious new film, The Blackening, The boy discuss the use of Meta in horror films. Our favorite examples, when it doesn't work and why, and more. Its all new on E...

This week, the boys leave their houses for a bit as Jacob goes to Monsterpalooza, Correia goes to a Blasphameet, and Jay goes to the theater to review The Boogeyman. They then go back home to enjoy their new home release to find they are not up to snuff, leading to a discussion how insane it is to be living in the Golden Age of Physical Media and yet major studios are releasing hits on barebones disc or not even on 4K UHD. IT IS UN...

Welcome back! This week the boys are going on a city field trip with some of their favorite franchises, but first: Jacob tell us about his trip to Salem Horror Fest and the new documentary ICON: The Robert Englund Story, Jay talks Soft & Quiet and Consecration, and Correia reviews the restoration of L'Inferno (1911) before bringing us to the book nook for some recommendations. This week's topic covers horror franchise...

This episode, the boys catch up with theatrical releases and review Evil Dead Rise, Renfield, Beau is Afraid, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 before welcoming Dark Nature director Berkley Brady for a discussion about the booming Canadian film scene, filming in difficult locations, trauma, Indigenous representation, creatures, and trauma. Don't forget to See Dark Nature in select theaters May 19th, VOD/Digital May 23rd, and ...

This week, the boys are talking all about one of their favorite streaming services! But first, Correia review 65, Jacob and Correia rave about Dungeons and Dragons, Jacob Reviews Enys Men, Correia Reviews TV must watches Swarm and Beef,  before singing the praises and diving into the huge selection available on TubiTV! We give some recommendations of what we found and what will soon be streaming on the service. It's all new on...