Eye On Horror
iHorrorEye on Horror features iHorror.com writers James Jay Edwards, Jonathan Correia, and Jacob Davison talking about all things horror.https://linktr.ee/EyeOnHorror
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & Film | |||
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Latest Episodes
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 o... more
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. more
This week, the boys are catching up on some older titles! Jay binges The Leftovers and reviews Doomed! The Untold Story of Roger Cormans The Fantastic Four, Jacob attends a screening of Django with Franco Nero and some of his favorite recent SOV movi... 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. Youre not going to want to sleep on this one!... more
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- Great horror podcast!
Love this podcast. Fun banter, great conversation, and good insight on what’s going on in the horror community. Definitely recommend this one!!
Apple Podcasts5likluliklu
United States2 years ago - Fun and unique
So glad I found this pod! Funny, unique, insightful, all around great content. Infectious energy and solid variety. Very well done. Add it to your playlist!
Apple Podcasts5movie_fan1989United States2 years ago - Horrible podcast
A lot of buzzwords, liberal left grifters. I didn’t dislike ghostbusters 2016, because there was women. I disliked it because the script was trash. Misogyny , anymore buzzwords?
Apple Podcasts1dawnifthedead81United States2 years ago
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