Clash Of The Titles - a movie podcast!

Weekly Quiz: Question 1: Which Clash of the Titles host was wronged on Aug. 26th, 2020 when a Sam Raimi film won instead of the other film in the episode? (The Crow lost to Darkman 2-1)(Point to Vicky Crompton) Question 2: Which Clash of the Titles host has quoted “And the thing about a shark is he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll’s eyes…more than twice on the pod? (Jaws, Indianapolis Speech)(Alex Zane)(Point to Alex Zane) Question 3: Which Clash of the Title host said: “…set against the backdrop of a truly terrible musical movement…”(Singles, Chris, Formerly, Chris Tilly)(Point to Chris Tilly) *Klaxon*Klaxon* With three amazing host that make each other and the fans laugh, long may this podcast reign. As we are rounding out another year of podcast excellence I wish nothing but health and happiness to Vicky, Alex and Chris and their families. Thank you all. -Joe (Tacoma, Washington)

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Quickly became my favorite podcast after first discovering a couple years ago, and I’ve grown quite fond of hearing the lovely Chris, Vicky and Alex chat movies twice a week. I’ll even re-listen to old episodes now-and-then because I love their on-air chemistry. I hope this show goes on forever because I’m all in! ;)

No need to look any further. Since discovering this podcast, I deleted all my other podcasts, quit my job, blocked my friends, and now I spend my days bathing in the sumptuous discourse, affectionate bickering, and insightful profanity afforded by Clash of the Titles. Vicky, Chris, and Alex will truly take you on a journey that plumbs the depths of your childhood (assuming you like movies and aren’t a monster.) It’s more comforting than a warm, all-encompassing reach-around from Liam Neeson teaching you to aim a gun. Safe to say, I’m all in.

I love this podcast. Often times, I love the podcast a lot more than I love the films being discussed. Additionally, these three can take a film I was previously unaware of or disinterested in (although then, of course, I watch the film and find myself I were listening to ClashPod instead.) This podcast has inspired me to practice “clashing” with my friends - we each bring a film to the table and do our best scene, most valuable whatever, and propose a change. (We even sometimes try to shoehorn in a Tim Curry reference.) It makes watching films a whole lot more enjoyable. I don’t really listen to any other podcasts now. And fortunately, I’ll probably never catch up, what with the two and a half hours of content per week. Grateful to Alex, Vicky, and Chris for spurring on a love of cinema. Five big ole stars.