Send us a text This week, the boys are joined by Writer & Director Shihan Van Clief to talk about his new film, My First Horror Film! An in depth talk about the process of concepting the story, choices on how it was shot, how to make a film on such a micro budget, inspirations, and much more! Oh, and can't forget about the awesomeness that is The L…

Send us a text This week, in honor of MaXXXine's neon soaked vibes, the Boys talk about some of their favorite films that take place in or are heavily influenced by the 80's. From American Psycho to Lisa Frankenstein, what are some of your favorite 80's retro vibe films? But before that, the boys review MaXXXine, Longlegs, The Last Breath, Starve A…

Send us a text This week the boys sit down and chat with composer Nikhil Koparkar whose ethereal soundscapes can be experienced in the new film Dead Whisper (In Select Theaters now, VOD July 9). Nikhil joins the boys to discuss his process, inspirations, incorporating unusual instruments into his scores, and the challenges presented with indie horr…

Send us a text This week the boys welcome prosthetic makeup legend Paul Jones to discuss his long and amazing career. From behind the scenes stories of classics such as Nightbreed (actually a lot on Nightbreed) and his early Vestron Video films, to his most recent work on Poor Things and of course his amazing run on the What We Do In The Shadows se…

Send us a text This week, the boys review In a Violent Nature, Jacob is a lucky bastard and gets to see an early screening of Oz Perkins' Longlegs, as well as First Time Viewing Reviews of Manchurian Candidate 1962, Dirty Harry, and Masters of the Universe! The boys then spend most of the episode talking about the massive impact Roger Corman has ha…

Send us a text This week, the boys sit down with composer Ceiri Torjussen to discuss his new film Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever. Everything from working with Marco Beltrami, to using films score for sound design and recording moths for the soundtrack (hint, the challenge is finding a lone moth). Watch Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever now playing on …

Send us a text This week, the boys review I Saw The TV Glow, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Infestation, Baby Reindeer, Miller's Girl. Correia discovers a new love in D.E.B.S and now lives with the disappointment of there never being a "based on a true story" Planet of the Apes movie. Then, Jacob takes us to the always-awesome Salem Horror Fest…

Send us a text After a short break, the boys return after a packed month to review Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire, The First Omen, Godzilla X Kong, Abigail, Chucky Season 3.5, Civil War, Monkey Man, Boy Kills World, Sasquatch Sunset, the new Road House, and Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare! Between reviews, Jay discovers the awesomeness of Hundreds o…

Send us a Text Message. 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 movi…

Send us a Text Message. 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 Fleisc…

Send us a text 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 G…

Send us a text 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 r…

Send us a text 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 …

Send us a text 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 …

Send us a text 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 to…

Send us a text 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…

Send us a text 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 mor…

Send us a text 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 a…

We will detail the general uprising of Ohio Valley native nations before we end this season.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will detail the Cherokee war and its outcome.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will detail final battles defending Quebec from French Canada's last-ditch offensive and the surrender at Montréal.By Jacob Edwards-King

We detail the events of the campaign of 1759 and the conquest of Quebec on the plains of Abraham.By Jacob Edwards-King

We detail the battles of each of the English expeditions in North AmericaBy Jacob Edwards-King

A major inflection point of the contest in north America would happen after the French took Fort William Henry in northern New York.By Jacob Edwards-King

A shuffling of the Privy council changes leadership in colonial America. The earl of Loudon comes to New York with most expansive political and military powers any official will have in North America.By Jacob Edwards-King

White hall responds to the French incursion into the Ohio Valley with an Army. which is promptly defeated by self-inflected wounds.By Jacob Edwards-King

We continue the events in the Ohio Valley, covering the defeat of Lt colonel Washington at Fort NecessityBy Jacob Edwards-King

After the end of the King Geoge's War, Canda, Virginia and Pennsylvania begin the contest to control the Ohio ValleyBy Jacob Edwards-King

We work the the events of King Goerges war, including the many broken promises of this war.By Jacob Edwards-King

As King Geroge's war opens, New England attacks Fort LouisburgBy Jacob Edwards-King

We discuss how James Oglethorpe bluffed the survival of the colony of Georgia and a single well timed lie.By Jacob Edwards-King

We open season 10 by comparing the growth between the European colonies. We also discuss the creating of Geogia.By Jacob Edwards-King

Send us a text 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, i…

Send us a Text Message. 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…

Send us a Text Message. 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 view…

Send us a text 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/Muta…

Send us a text 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 B…

We conclude the end of the Yamasee War and this season of American Political History.By Jacob Edwards-King

South Carolia would conduct peace talks with the Creek and lobby Whitehall for the crown's "protection"By Jacob Edwards-King

We continue the Yamasee war, with Gen. Moore's intervention into Creek and Cherokee negotiations, resulting with Cherokee alignment with South Carolina in the war.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will cover the events of the first year of the Yamasee war.By Jacob Edwards-King

The Good Friday Massacre was the coordinated killing of almost all Carolina merchants, after Governor Craven learns this, the colony pivots to defend itself from the impending onslaught.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will discuss the grievances that lead to the sudden shift of the relationship between the Yamasee and South Carolina into war.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will cover the events of the Tuscarora war.By Jacob Edwards-King

We take a break from wars, and cover information from the 1708 South Carolina census.By Jacob Edwards-King

We continue the events of Queen Anne's war, this time covering the events in North America.By Jacob Edwards-King

The Metropoles begin another war, this time over the succession of the Spanish crown.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will review the development of Louisiana in the south and Iberville's attempts to develop a web of alliances with natives.By Jacob Edwards-King

We will review the players and development of the colonial "South"By Jacob Edwards-King

We conclude King William's War and the narrow escape of Boston, New York and Philadelphia from French destruction because of the ego of two French officials.By Jacob Edwards-King