In this Mini-sode, the boys show their love for the Showtime Original YELLOWJACKETS! Warning, they spoil a lot of what happens in the first season so please watch this awesome show before listening. Don&apos; forget to check out our main episodes, check out our socials for latest EOH news, and MORE!https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror

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Yellowjackets Minisode

Happy Valentine&apos;s Day Eyeballs! In this episode, we discuss our some of the most toxic relationships in horror. Also, Correia rants about Moonfall, Jacob talks attends Sundance virtually, and Jay gets excited about pandemic movies. https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror*Editor&apos;s Note* Correia mentions The Night House but referred to it as The Glass House

Toxic Relationships in Horror

What? A mini episode?!?! Coming at you in a bit sized segment, the boys spend a little more time with Scream (2022) and get into some major spoiler territory. If you haven&apos;t seen Scream 5, do so before listening to this episode! If you like what you hear you can: subscribe, give us a review, rate us on your streaming app, drop a tip in the link in our bio, and share with any/everyone. Thank you for your continued support!https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror

Mini-sode Ep.1 Scream 5

We are back!!! This week, we talk new movies amidst the January rut for horror titles, Jacob does January Giallo, and of course we talk about Scream 5 and the legacy of this genre-defining franchise.

Season 5 is Here with a Scream!

In this, the Season 4 Finale, the guys reveal their Top Ten lists for the years as well as discuss movies that just missed the cut.  And also surprisingly talk a lot about Scooby Doo.

2021 Top Tens!

This episode, the guys talk about their Vinegar Syndrome and Severin Films Black Friday hauls, geek out about Titane and Addams Family, Resident Resident Evil Expert Jacob reviews Welcome to Raccoon City, before discussing toxic fandom and how it has reared its ugly head with Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

Toxic Fandoms

With Thanksgiving coming up the boys discuss some of their favorite dinner scenes in horror. From Texas Chainsaw Massacre to Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 to You&apos;re Next (seriously, what holiday were they celebrating in that one?!?!?!). The boys also review Hypnotic (on Netflix), The Beta Test (In theaters and VOD), Jacob attends Severin&apos;s Secret Super Pop Up, and more!Excuse the stuffy noses and brain farts, we all got mucus brains from our separate colds.  https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror

Dysfunctional & Demented Dinners

This episode, Jacob is back (!) to talk about Last Night in Soho, The Slumber Party Massacre, Antlers, and Dune.  Then, we chat with cinematographer Anka Malatynska about her work on Amazon&apos;s I Know What You Did Last Summer and more!

We Know What Cinematographer Anka Malatynska Did Last Summer

This episode, Heather Wixson, author, historian, and managing editor of Daily Dead, subs in for Jacob as we talk recent watches, such as Malignant, Lamb, and Midnight Mass. Heather discusses her new book of interviews, called Monsters, Makeup & Effects: Conversations with Cinema&apos;s Greatest Artists Volume 1, with horror effects legends including Ve Neill, Tom Burman, Bari Dreiband-Burman, Screaming Mad George, Steve Johnson, David Leroy Anderson, and many, many more (seriously...this 500 page book is Volume 1 of 4!)Find Heather Wixson on Twitter @TheHorrorChick and learn more about her book @MMEFXBook.More from Eye On Horror: linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror

Monsters, Makeup & Effects with Heather Wixson

This episode, the guys welcome back author Waylon Jordan to talk about his new novella The Stop. We get some updates on the upcoming adaptation of his short story Deep in the Heart as an anthology film segment. We also discuss what we&apos;ve been watching including reviews for Nia Dacosta&apos;s Candyman!

EOH Book Club W/Author Waylon Jordan

The episode, the guys discuss Sparks, Vinegar Syndrome&apos;s The Archive, and Invasion of the Body Snatchers before delving into a conversation about their favorite onscreen depictions of the devil.Eye on Horror: Twitter / Instagram / FacebookCorriea: Twitter / InstagramJacob: Twitter / InstagramJay: Twitter / InstagramiHorror: Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

Our Favorite Satans

This episode, the guys talk about The Suicide Squad, The Green Knight, and Woodstock 99 before getting into a discussion about Old and the rest of Shyamalan&apos;s twisty terrors.Eye on Horror: Twitter / Facebook / InstagramCorreia: Twitter / InstagramJacob: Twitter / InstagramJay: Twitter / InstagramiHorror: Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

What a Twist! The films of M. Night Shyamalan

This episode, the guys discuss the Fear Street Trilogy, which leads to a bigger discussion about the works of R.L Stine.Eye on Horror: Facebook / Twitter / InstagramCorreia: Twitter / InstagramJacob: Twitter / InstagramJay: Twitter / InstagramiHorror: Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

R.L. Stine - Walking Fear Street and Giving Ourselves Goosebumps

The guys welcome filmmaker, photographer, fashion designer, and magazine editer Ama Lea to talk about everything from The Monster Squad and The Slumber Party Massacre to David Cronenberg and Slushies.Eye on Horror: Facebook / Twitter / InstagramCorreia: Twitter / InstagramJacob: Twitter / InstagramJay: Twitter / InstagramAma Lea: Twitter / Instagram / Website (Poltergeists and Paramours)iHorror: Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

The Many Talents of Ama Lea

This episode, the guys dive into the world of lost movies, but not before discussing The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (and the Warrens).Eye on Horror:  Facebook / Twitter / InstagramCorreia: Twitter / InstagramJacob: Twitter / InstagramJay: Twitter / InstagramiHorror: Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

Let's Get Lost (Films)!

Eye on Horror features iHorror.com writers James Jay Edwards, Jonathan Correia, and Jacob Davison talking about all things horror.