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This episode is a crossover with the gals from Murmurs from the Morgue where we discuss, well, horror crossovers.Find us on Social Media:Eye on Horror:  Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Jacob : TwitterCorreia :  Twitter / InstagramJay: TwitterMurmurs from the Morgue:  Facebook / Twitter / InstagramKelly:  Twitter / InstagramBri:  Twitter / InstagramiHorror:  Facebook / Twitter / Instagram / Website

In this episode,  the gang catches up on what they've been doing, then goes into what they're looking forward to in 2021.  Spoiler Alert: some of the anticipated movies are the same as last year, thanks to stupid COVID.Follow us:Eye on Horror: Twitter / Facebook / InstagramJacob: TwitterCorreia : Twitter / InstagramJay: TwitteriHorror.com: Twitter / Facebook / Instagram / Website 

Hey Eyeballs!  Eye on Horror is back for Season 4, and the opener is an awesome interview with Psycho Goreman writer/director Steven Kostanski!For more...Here's Jacob's Psycho Goreman review on iHorror.comAnd here's his solo interview with Steven Kostanski.Socials:Jacob - TwitterCorreia - TwitterJay - TwitterEye on Horror - Twitter - Facebook - Instagram

This episode, Jon, Jacob, and Jay reveal their top ten lists for the year 2020, as well as a few honorable mentions.

This episode, the guys give shout-outs to their favorite things, whether it's movie studios, distribution labels, clothing companys, or...other stuff.  After they talk about movies, of course.

This episode, the gang interviews Justin LaLiberty, archivist for Vinegar Syndrome, about the label, the movies, and how Covid has changed the way things are done.  And no, he doesn't reveal any Black Friday mystery titles.

On this episode of Eye on Horror, Jon, Jacob, and Jay talk about how their Halloweens went in the face of Covid.  And they talk about movies and TV, too.

This episode of Eye on Horror explores the spooky Halloween episodes of otherwise un-spooky television shows.  The guys also talk about Blumhouse, Drive-Ins, and Guillermo del Toro.

This episode, the guys are joined by writer/director Brian Duffield, who wrote Underwater (one of the pod's favorite movies) and The Babysitter.  He's also got a new movie called Spontaneous.

This episode, the guys talk all things movies with Mr. Holehead's Warped Dimension Film Festival programmer Benji Carver.  This conversation goes off the rails, delving into everything from Gus Van Sant and Paul Thomas Anderson to A Serbian Film and Cannibal Holocaust.

This episode, the gang talks about a bunch of horror-adjacent stuff like Chadwick Boseman, Bill & Ted, and Halyx, before discussing whether or not Halloween is cancelled and what can be done to save it in these Coronavirus plagued times.

This episode, the guys talk about Host, which leads to a discussion about tech-horror and how filmmaking styles may change in a post-COVID world.

This episode, Jon, Jacob, and Jay start off talking about drive-ins, video games, and Shout Factory, then wind up with a fun discussion about the modern day campfire tale: Creepypastas.

This episode, the Eye on Horror guys discuss the different ways to watch movies while continuing to use responsible social distancing.  And they talk a lot about Vinegar Syndrome releases.

This episode, the guys welcome back iHorror writer Waylon Jordan for more discussion of pride, movies, writing, and ghosts.

This episode, the iHorror guys welcome The Wretched composer Devin Burrows, who discusses his composing process and talks about the industry in the time of COVID-19.  And then the movies recommendations come.

This week, the guys welcome producer Justin Martell and pick his brain about working with Troma, Joe Bob Briggs, and Tiny Tim.  And Jacob goes to the the Drive In.

This episode, the guys discuss Cursed Films, both the Shudder series and the phenomenon itself.  And Jay survives watching the cursed film Antrum.

This time on Eye on Horror, the official podcast of iHorror.com, Jon, Jacob, and Jay talk about the stay-at-home life, which leads to a discussion about stuck-in-place, trapped movies.

This episode, Jon, Jacob, and Jay delve into their favorite streaming services to help you get through the Coronapocalypse.  And they talk about The Hunt.