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Happy Halloween, Filmcore chums! Today, for your listening pleasure, Alex and Emily present to you a spooky “It” podcast. If you give this a listen, we guarantee that you’ll float, too.

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Armani Barron, TJ Morrison, and Luiza Serra talk YET ANOTHER incestuous hook-up, in director Jeremy Podeswa’s “Game of Thrones” Season 7, Episode 7, “The Dragon & The Wolf.”

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Armani Barron, Luiza Serra and TJ Morrison talk “Beyond the Wall” and why they hate Arya now.

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Armani Barron, Luiza Serra and TJ Morrison talk about those toasty Tarlys and forecast just what Jon Snow will find beyond the wall.

Yes, we know there is no breakdown of Season 7, Episode Quatro. The recording died on the operating table, sadly, due to unsalvageable, echo-heavy audio on Alex‘s end.

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Diana Rigg as Olenna Tyrell

Armani Barron, TJ Morrison and Luiza Serra break down season 7, episode 3 of “Game of Thrones,” “The Queen’s Justice.”

“Game of Thrones Pod” #13 — Season 7, Episode 3, “The Queen’s Justice”

Armani Barron, TJ Morrison and Luiza Serra break down season 7, episode deux of “Game of Thrones!”

“Game of Thrones Pod” #12 — Season 7, Episode 2, “Stormborn”

Armani Barron, Emily NS, Luiza Serra and new Filmcore contributor Adora Wilson-Eye discuss a wide range of cinematic and televised representations of women in the 21st century.

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Last year, Alex Kirschenbaum, Greg Brecher, Charles Perry and Christopher Scott Wickman gave you our inaugural Very Christmascore Listmascore, and there was much rejoicing.

This year, Armani Barron and Emily NS supply their own Very Christmascore Listmascore cinematic entries, as Alex Kirschenbaum MC’s the proceedings. AND WE EXPECT THERE AGAIN SHALL BE MUCH REJOICING.

Armani Barron, Greg Brecher, and new Filmcore contributor Luiza Serra talk the end of HBO’s mega-budget mega-hit “Westworld,” and just where it might go from here.

Filmcore’s Armani Barron and Greg Brecher talk about the eeriness of the not-too-distant future on Netflix’s “Black Mirror.”