BBC Five Live. Welcome along to this week's podcast and show. No Simon and Mark this week.

It's Clarice and myself, Edith. Before we crack into this show, I've got an email that

I wanted to do, actually, we did enough time to do, which is asking for advice really

from you, Clarice. Dear Edith and Clarice, the great reviews for the film are quiet

place. Make me want to go and see it in a cinema with a friend. The problem is, the said

friend is a massive whus. Usually can't handle horror films. He refuses to watch the

exorcist or even that, in my opinion, rather harmless, conjuring. During a cinema visit

a few months back, he even got scared during the trailers for it and Annabelle creation.

However, he judging likes thrillers like prisoners and can handle them, as long as they are only

tends but not terrifying in a way that includes grotesque. Faces or creatures that jump at

you or supernatural elements. Whenever there's a jump scare in any film, I'm worried for

his health. So even the bird in Citties and Cane might scare him for life. I'm just thinking

about my Holland drive, the diner scene. Oh, yeah, don't ever watch that then. Don't let him

turn you into an elf. No, absolutely not. A quiet place is advertised as a sci-fi thriller

but also as a horror film. I'd like to know whether Clarice would recommend watching this

film with him. Does it lean more towards thriller or is it straight up horror? Are there any

comparable films in skater's site contest on him? For example, we went to see Mother

last year and he's still alive. Do I have to go alone? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I love it whenever you turn the podcast. Please come back all the time. Nicholas, 21 years

old from Beerfield and Germany. Thank you very much, sir. I feel like he's probably going

to have to go on his own. I'm leaning towards, it's definitely horror. There's not quite as

many jump scares as you might expect but it's so on the stressful side that I'm a little

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