Welcome to The Screen Test, the podcast where Jack Howard pits three film and TV fanatics against each other to decide what are the greatest movies and shows of all time. Jack, chief critic at the Independent Clarisse Loughrey and one third of The Cyber Nerds Joe Ikhinmwin are joined every week by a special guest to discuss the best of the best in genres such as sitcoms, Academy award winning films and sci-fi.
New episodes available every Wednesday.
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Welcome to The Screen Test, the podcast where Jack Howard pits three film and TV fanatics against each other to decide what are the greatest movies and shows of all time. Jack, chief critic at the Independent Clarisse Loughrey and one third of The Cyber Nerds Joe Ikhinmwin are joined every week by a special guest to discuss the best of the best in genres such as sitcoms, Academy award winning films and sci-fi.
New episodes available every Wednesday.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Things get spooky this week, as Alasdair Beckett-King joins Clarisse Loughrey and Joe Ikhinmwin to convince Jack Howard what Horror Movie is the best between The Shining, Get Out and The Wicker Man. .
Alasdair has chosen The Wicker Man because he prefers horror films that are weird rather than scary, Clarisse believes The Shining is the best because of how much it has influenced the genre, while Get Out is Joe’s pick because it has redefined what a horror film can be.
Who do you think should win? Sound off in the comments below and next week we’re joined by Ciaran Carlin to talk about the best British gangster films ever made.
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