FILMCORE

🧛‍♂️ Welcome to a Filmcore Podcast Reunion! 🧛‍♀️ The gang is BACK — and diving fang-first into two of 2025’s most buzzed-about vampire films: Robert Eggers’ gothic nightmare Nosferatu and Ryan Coogler’s socially-charged Sinners. From crumbling castles to blood-soaked city streets, we’re breaking down how two visionary directors redefined the vampire myth for a new […]

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum examine the final two episodes of “Lovecraft Country” season one, “Rewind 1921” and “Full Circle.” SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum examine episode 8 of “Lovecraft Country” season one, “Jig-a-Bobo.” After a tragedy, Diana finds herself evading the CPD, while Leti, Atticus and Montrose deal with Leti’s pregnancy. SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum explore Atticus’s past in the Korean War and Hippolyta’s trans-dimensional journeying through time and space in their appraisals of episodes 6 (“Meet Me in Daegu”) and 7 (“I Am”) of “Lovecraft Country.” SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum review the transformational fifth episode of HBO’s wild new fantasy horror extravaganza “Lovecraft Country,” ” Strange Case.” SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum review the fourth episode of  “Lovecraft Country,” ” A History of Violence” following a wave of lukewarm reviews. Can this period horror developed by Misha Green and executive produced by Green, Jordan Peele, and JJ Abrams turn this ship around? YouTube SoundCloud

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum review “Holy Ghost,” the third episode of the premiere season for HBO’s new prestige fantasy horror period adventure, “Lovecraft Country,” developed by Misha Green and executive produced by Green, Jordan Peele, and JJ Abrams. SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum review the first two episodes of the premiere season for HBO’s new prestige fantasy horror period adventure, “Lovecraft Country,” developed by Misha Green and executive produced by Green, Jordan Peele, and JJ Abrams. SoundCloud YouTube

Armani Barron and Luiza Serra discuss how the star-studded new Hulu show "Little Fires Everywhere" explores themes of womanhood -- and the difficult decisions women navigate in motherhood.

Armani Barron and Alex Kirschenbaum tackle the movie so controversial it was effectively kicked out of theaters twice — once by its studio, Universal, buckling under pressure to postpone its initial release, and then again by a terrifying pandemic that forced all film theaters to close indefinitely, within a week of its March 13th release. It’s […]