Clash Of The Titles – a movie podcast!

Shock-tober continues this week with The Exorcist III: “I believe in death. I believe in disease. I believe in injustice and inhumanity, torture and anger and hate…” As a police officer investigates a series of murders, the killer has all the hallmarks of a "dead" serial killer… Leading him to uncover more than he bargained for.

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What an excellent day for an exorcism! We’re kicking off this spectacular spooky season of Shock-tober with The Exorcist vs The Exorcist III. Two Catholic priests are called upon to save the life of a young girl who has been possessed by a mysterious entity…

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Back, back again. Rambo’s back, tell a friend! It’s time for part two of our Rambo rumble with Rambo: First Blood Part II. Rambo returns to the Vietnamese jungles to rescue American POWs still held captive at an enemy base-camp. Which will win, Part 1 or Part 2? Join us to find out... This episode is titillating!

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“I could have killed 'em all, I could've killed you.”

This week we’re talking the man, the myth, the legend that is... Rambo. It's a sweaty, smoky, shirtless face-off as 'First Blood' and 'Rambo: First Blood Part 2' go head to head. Today we're drawing First Blood, where a cruel sheriff and his deputies force an army veteran to flee into the mountains and wage a one-man war against them…

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Stellar casts yet mediocre movies? That’s right we’re talking Smokin’ Aces and Bullet Train. Bullet Train (2022) is set on a (you guessed it) bullet train, where five assassins board to discover that their missions are… the same?! Not only do they have to kill their target, but they also have to before any of the others… Who will win?

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Lights, action, comedy! That’s what’s on the bill this show time as we talk Smokin’ Aces (2006) vs Bullet Train (2022). Kicking us off is Smokin’ Aces where a Las Vegas performer turned snitch has decided to testify against the mob, and it seems many people want to make sure he can’t…

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Action-adventure fantasy films are head to head this week! Facing against Warcraft (2016) is Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023). Dungeons and Dragons sees a charming thief *cough Chris Pine* lead an unlikely band of adventurers on an epic quest to recover a lost relic, but it goes horribly wrong…

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Let’s get those game consoles ready as we dive into the wonderful world of games-turned-movies! This week we’re taking on Warcraft (2016) vs Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves (2023). An Orc horde invading the planet Azeroth through a magic portal must be stopped by a few human heroes and dissenting Orcs… Join us in a world of magic and myth!

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“I don’t get out of my character until the DVD is done.” On today’s episode we are talking about the epic movie that is Tropic Thunder! As a result of a series of freak occurrences, actors who are portraying soldiers in a big-budget war movie become soldiers themselves…

Join us in celebrating our 400th episode! That's 400 movies covered and we couldn’t have done it without you! If you enjoy the podcast please send it to someone else you think might love it. Here’s to 400 more!

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We're going meta this week, as this week's movie analysis is about movies featuring characters who think they're in a movie. Keeping up?

First up, we're off to a caricatured Mexico where (the) Three Amigos stumble into a remote village thinking they're in a film, while being mistaken for real heroes. It's a Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short triple threat - but do they do meta better than Tropic Thunder? Let's find out!

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We’re mixing the past and present this week as we’re clashing Child’s Play (1988) vs M3gan (2022). It’s time to take a trip to the toy store as we line up the next demented doll: M3gan. A robotic engineer working at a toy company builds a lifelike doll that slowly begins to act on its own… What could go wrong?

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This week it’s a toy toss up as we have Child’s Play (1988) face to face with M3gan (2022). Up first is the iconic Child’s Play, where in a bizarre voodoo ritual, a dying serial killer transfers his consciousness to a popular children's doll. Given to a young boy by his lone mother as a birthday gift, the doll is not exactly the present they imagined…

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We’re back in the courtroom dock to watch another gripping trial and this time it’s in 1996’s A Time to Kill. In Mississippi, a daring young lawyer defends a black man accused of murdering two white men who raped his ten-year-old daughter. It’s got McConaughey, L.Jackson and Bullock, but does it have Clash star movie potential? Let’s find out…

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We’re talking all things trial and murder this week with two major movies: To Kill a Mockingbird vs Time to Kill!

First up is To Kill a Mockingbird, where during the depression an Alabama widowed lawyer tries to educate his young children against prejudice while defending a black man accused of rape. Does it go as planned? You’ll have to wait and see…

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"You're Tacky And I Hate You." On Monday we talked about Arnold Schwarznegger in Kindergarten Cop, so now it’s time for us to talk about Jack Black in School of Rock! We're joined again by Absolute Radio DJ Dave Berry! Dewey Finn, who has been kicked out of his rock band, becomes a substitute teacher at a posh private elementary school, where he then tries to turn his students into rockstars... Arnold Schwarznegger vs Jack Black, who’s your money on?

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Let’s get this week of school started shall we? And joining us this week for our school time showdown is the one and only Dave Berry from Absolute Radio! We’re talking Kindergarten Cop vs School of Rock. The mad movie that is Kindergarten Cop sees tough cop Arnold Schwarznegger impersonate a kindergarten teacher to find a dangerous criminal's ex-wife…

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Grindhouse grapple: commence! We’re back with this disgustingly horrific pair as we talk 2007’s Death Proof. Joining us again is amazing journalist and author Kim Taylor-Foster. Using his death proof cars, a scarred stuntman stalks two sets of women at different times… It’s weird, it’s splatter filled and it’s grindhouse baby.

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Come into the Grindhouse… if you dare. We’re bringing you all the low budget horror and splatter this week as we talk Planet Terror (2007) vs Death Proof (2007)! Joining us this week is none other than film journalist and horror enthusiast Kim Taylor-Foster, and first up is Planet Terror where a group of survivors must stop a bio-weapon from infecting the population and turning them into zombie-like creatures. Easy right?

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It’s another instalment of our Eddie Murphy journey this week as we talk all things Beverly Hills Cop (1984)! Mr Murphy is back but this time he’s in the hero role as he plays a laidback Detroit cop. Everything changes as he pursues a murder investigation and finds himself in Beverly Hills… What could go wrong?

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Are you ready for a week full of Eddie? This week on Clash of the Titles we have two Eddie Murphy masterpieces going head to head in the shape of 48 Hours vs Beverly Hills Cop! First up, it's 48 Hours, and in order to track down the killer, a no nonsense police officer teams up with an amusing inmate on temporary parole. Let’s get this madness started...

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Starships are meant to fly! So let’s troop on and talk about the second half of this major clash mash up. Up now is none other than 1997’s Starship Troopers as we enter a fascist, militaristic future. Humans wage a war against highly evolved bug creatures. Which Paul Verhoeven movie will win this war? There’s only one way to find out…

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It’s a Paul Verhoeven vicious fight this week as we see RoboCop (1987) take on Starship Troopers (1997). In the 1987 American sci-fi action film RoboCop, a terminally wounded police officer returns to duty as a powerful cyborg haunted by the memories of his past. It may sound like a kids movie, but we assure you, it is not…

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Come on Barbie let’s go party! What’s shaping up to be the biggest movie of the year is now being put to the ultimate test: Clash of the Titles up against Mannequin (1987). As a result of a crisis, Barbie questions who she is and why she exists… Is it all it’s geared up to be or will Margot Robbie fall at the last hurdle? Listen in to find out!

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Life in plastic, it’s fantastic! Or is it?! This week we’re pitting Mannequin (1987) vs Barbie (2023) against each other in the ultimate toy meets the real world mash up. First up is Mannequin where a lost in life young artist makes a mannequin so perfect he falls in love with it (yes you read that right). Eager to be with her he finds the shop she’s placed in, gets a job there and then as if this movie can’t get any weirder, she comes alive!

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It’s a week of thrilling action and action-filled thrills at Clash HQ. Next up on our Die Hard-inspired adventure is Passenger 57. When terrorists seize control of a passenger jet, an airline security expert must act quickly. Sound familiar?

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We’re die hard fans of Die Hard-inspired movies - are you? If so, we’ve got you sorted. It’s a 1992 mashup as Under Siege and Passenger 57 go head-to-head. First up is Under Siege; when terrorists seize control of a U.S. battleship, an ex-Navy Seal turned cook is the only one who can stop them.

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It’s part two of our naturally horrifying film fiasco as we pit The Birds vs The Happening. So it’s time to ask ourselves what is happening in M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening! A science teacher (who happens to be Mark Wahlberg) and his family are trying to escape a plague that causes people to commit suicide once infected.

It's dark... and possibly meant to be funny but we're not really sure. The real question is which of nature's forces will come out on top?

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There’s horror and then there’s natural horror?! This week we’re getting down in the dirt with The Birds (1963) and The Happening (2008). 

First up are our flying friends in The Birds. After a move to Northern California in pursuit of love, things take a bizarre turn when birds of all kinds begin attacking people… 

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It’s the fourth and final instalment of our Avengers quadrilogy confrontation. Ending it all is of course Avengers: Endgame (2019).

After the catastrophic ending of Avengers: Infinity War (2018), the universe is in tatters. In order to defeat Thanos and stop him from ending the universe in a rage of destruction, the Avengers must sacrifice all. Do you know who will win? Do you think we’ve picked it right? Let us know what you think @clashpod on Twitter and Instagram!

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It’s the penultimate episode of our Avengers quadrilogy big brawl! This week we’re talking Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: Endgame (2019). At the end of Thursday’s episode we’ll decide which of the four is the ultimate Avenger movie but today Avengers: Infinity War (2018) is in the hot seat. In order to defeat Thanos, the Avengers must sacrifice all to prevent the end of the universe due to his fury of destruction and ruin.

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It’s the second instalment of our fantastic foursome… The Avengers quadrilogy! Taking on The Avengers (2012) is Age of Ultron (2015). A dormant peacekeeping program called Ultron is revived by Tony Stark and Bruce Banner, but things go horribly wrong. Now they must call on The Avengers to stop the villainous Ultron. Can they save the world again?

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Quadrilogy assemble! Let’s get this foursome going as we take on the Avengers movies in their entirety. The four main movies will battle it out to be titled thee ultimate Avengers movie. Taking to the stage first is The Avengers (2012) vs Age of Ultron (2015). 

Up first, we meet the gang as Earth's greatest heroes must learn to fight as a team if they are to defeat the alien army that wants to enslave humanity. Avengers… Assemble!

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If you’re in the mood for DiCaprio delight, then buckle up as airborne classic The Aviator (2004) takes on Citizen Kane (1941). From the late 1920s to the mid 1940s, Howard Hughes’ early career as an aviator and director is depicted in this biopic. Which one will come out victorious?

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Some call it the greatest film ever made… We call it just another contender in this week’s ferocious fight for Clash of The Titles supremacy! Yes you guessed it: this week we’re talking about 1941's Citizen Kane. Going up against it is Leonardo DiCaprio and the 2004 movie The Aviator.

After the death of a publishing tycoon, reporters scramble to determine the meaning of his final words: ‘Rosebud.’ It’s a tycoon lagoon this week - enjoy the ride!

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I am 13 going on… 30?! In our second instalment of teenage-time-travelling, we’re talking all things 13 Going on 30 (2004)!

On her birthday, 13-year-old Jenna Rink makes an unusual wish. The next morning she wakes up as a 30-year-old woman. Her wish has miraculously come true… Imagine Big but instead of Tom Hanks you’ve got Jennifer Garner.

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This week we’re going big instead of going home! It’s time to one, two – skip a few – as we rapidly grow up in Big (1988) vs 13 Going on 30 (2004).

A teenage boy discovers that he has mysteriously become an adult after wishing to be big… He’s thirteen but he’s just woke up as 30. He’s Big!

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I am Gladiator… and the other guy was Spartacus! We’re back with the second half of our titan takedown as we talk Gladiator (2000)! In revenge for the death of his family and slavery, a former Roman general seeks vengeance against the corrupt emperor.

Which movie will win the biggest battle of them all, The Clash of the Titles crown?

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When in Rome… You don’t want to be in either of these movies. This week we’re flying to the Colosseum to see Spartacus (1960) vs Gladiator (2000)!

Up first, Spartacus survives his brutal training as a gladiator and leads an uprising against the Republic. However, Crassus (which one is that?) is seeking to gain power by crushing the uprising! Glory and gory ensues.

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Okay hear me out, imagine if you could have all the joys of school, but none of the education? Would you take the opportunity? Well for the second movie in our school time title off we’re reliving the “good times.”

Old School follows three friends as they attempt to recapture their glory days… How they do that you might ask? Well, by opening up a fraternity near their alma mater.

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School may be out for summer but we’re not letting you leave just yet! So let’s get this class clash started as we talk Back To School (1986) vs Old School (2003). 

What do you do when you’re worried your son won’t finish college? When you're an obnoxious, fun-loving businessman, you’ll of course decide to go back to being a student yourself. What could go wrong?

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Adventure and action are at the forefront of our movie mash up this week! That’s right, we’re talking Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) vs Uncharted (2022). It’s time to explore the world as our protagonists search for hidden relics in a race against time. 

First up is Lara Croft: Tomb Raider which follows Lara as she competes with the Illuminati to retrieve ancient artefacts from the depths of Egypt. Can Lara beat the clock and beat the illuminati? 

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It’s our second instalment of murderous madness this week… Let’s 'saw' right into it (wink wink)! On Monday, we talked about Seven and this episode we’re discussing Saw!

Waking up in a room with no memory of how they got there, two strangers realise they have been abducted by a serial killer. Now they’re  unwilling players in his deadly game…

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Seven deadly sins, seven ways to die… Seven ways (or more) for the Clash gang to debate which movie is better! This week we’ve got two massive movies going head to head: it's Seven (1995) vs Saw (2004)!

Up first is Seven, where two detectives, rookie Brad Pitt and veteran Morgan Freeman, hunt a serial killer who is using the seven deadly sins as his motivation…

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Sláinte to soul music! We’re jumping across the pond for the second half of our musical mash up as we talk The Commitments (1991). 

Taking advantage of his unemployment, Jimmy Rabbitte assembles a soul band consisting solely of Irish workers.

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Soul sisters and misters gather round, this is the week for you! It’s a battle of the bands as we see The Blues Brothers (1980) head to head with The Commitments (1991).

The Blues Brothers are reunited after one of them is released from prison but they don’t have much time. They’re trying to save the Catholic home where they were raised… Can they do it?

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Aliens assemble! We’re back with the second side of this week’s extraterrestrial invasion. Boxing it out in the blue corner is War of the Worlds (2005).

As the future of humanity is threatened by an alien invasion, Steven Spielberg’s epic depicts the devastating nightmare from the perspective of one American family struggling for survival…

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It’s an alien invasion crop circle catastrophe this week at Clash HQ. In the red corner we have Signs (2002) and in the blue corner War of the Worlds (2005). First up, we head to a Pennsylvania farm, where a widowed former priest lives with his children and brother. One day he goes into their fields and finds mysterious crop circles…

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Back again with another bloody good movie! It’s the second instalment of a vampire valhalla this week with The Lost Boys (1987)!

When two brothers move to a new town, they discover that the area is a vampire hotspot. These vampires are scary… even if they do like children’s amusement rides.

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We have a frightful, funny and frankly fang-tastic clash on our hands this week as we talk all things Fright Night (1985) vs The Lost Boys (1987).

Fright Night is a horror film written and directed by Tom Holland (not that one), which follows the tale of an actor from a television horror show who helps a teenager deal with a new vampire in his neighbourhood.

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The girl… is… gone! We’re back with another suspicious spouse send off and this time it’s got Ben Affleck, in arguably his best performance in Gone Girl (2014). An intense media circus has been created around the disappearance of a man's wife – now the spotlight is on him. Is he innocent?

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Get ready for some wife-murdering madness and a whole lot of misconceptions in this week’s clash! We’re talking all things The Fugitive (1993) vs Gone Girl (2014).

The 1993 classic follows a Doctor who is accused of murdering his wife. Now he must find the real killer while being the target of a nationwide manhunt…

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We’re back again with another episode of the Clash of The Titles and 90 Minutes Or Less Film Fest podcast medley! Sam Clements joins the guys to talk all things Evil Dead (2013).

When five friends discover a Book of the Dead in a remote cabin, they end up summoning demons from nearby woods… 10 points if you can guess what they are? Bingo! They’re evil and dead.

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What happens when you take three movies of the same franchise, all under 90 minutes? You get a Clash of The Titles and 90 Minutes Or Less Film Fest podcast collab, that’s what! Joining the gang to discuss Evil Dead 2 (1987) vs Evil Dead (2013) is none other than Sam Clements!

Evil Dead 2 follows a lone survivor as he hides in a cabin with strangers amidst an onslaught of flesh-eating spirits… They’re evil and they’re dead, what more did you expect?

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It's time to unleash... The Shadow? We kick off part two of this comic book medley of mad men! It is the 1930s and The Shadow (Alec Baldwin wearing terrible prosthetics) is fighting his nemesis, Shiwan Khan, who is working on building an atomic bomb.

Can he intervene in time or will his bid for redemption forever be in the shadows (pun intended) of his enemy?

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It’s a comic book showdown on today’s show - but not the usual kind. Forget your Marvel masterpieces and stale Superman side quests, let’s watch a 52 year-old detective’s scrap with a half-invisible playboy in Dick Tracy vs The Shadow!

First up, 1990’s Dick Tracy. In this comical comic caper, an underwhelming Batman rip-off clashes with a shouty gangster who actually wants to be a musical theatre director. It all feels a bit rushed - perhaps because lead actor and director Warren Beatty was told any budget overspending would come out of his fee!

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A riot is the language of the unheard… This week here at Clash HQ we’re making sure these movies about riots are definitely heard about. Chris, Vicky and superstar guest Kaleem Aftab are talking about the legendary La Haine!

La Haine follows 24 hours in the lives of three young men living in the French suburbs, the day after a violent riot. It offers a brutal, stark and sometimes beautiful glimpse of the side of Paris that eras of French cinema consistently shunned - but is it better than Do The Right Thing? Let’s find out!

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I predict a riot, I predict a riot! We have a special episode for you today, Clashpodders. Not only are two epic movies going head to head, but Vicky and Chris are joined by writer, journalist and much more, Kaleem Aftab! Squaring up to each other this week is Do the Right Thing (1989) and La Haine (1995).

Do the Right Thing is set on a Brooklyn street on the hottest day of the year. Everybody’s bigotry and hatred simmers and festers - before eventually erupting into inevitable and extreme violence… We did say we predicted a riot!

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Let’s GO! No seriously, we gotta go and talk about Go (1999)! Battling out against Pulp Fiction this week is another mash up of mayhem in this cult classic. Stuck for cash, a shop worker decides to become an impromptu drug dealer. The deal is then retold from three different points of view… So what are we waiting for, let’s go!

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It’s all go this week as we squeeze the pulp out of two more juicy movies! Up first we have none other than the cult classic Pulp Fiction (1994), while sticking it to the man is none other than Go (1999)!

Pulp Fiction follows the intertwining lives of two hitmen, a gangster, his wife, a pair of bandits and a boxer. Six people, four tales of violence and redemption. As Mia would say: “Now I wanna dance. I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good.”

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There’s five of them. They’re fast. Who is it? It's the Fast Five! As a powerful Brazilian drug lord and a dangerous federal agent watch Dominic and his crew of street racers, they plan a massive heist to buy their freedom. Which movie will walk away with the loot and which will be hanging its head in shame?

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Oh you have a job, you say? Well, is it Italian? Because this one is… Battling it out in an ultimate action film head to head is The Italian Job (1969) and Fast Five (2011)! Shooting it out in the red corner first is one of Britain's favourite comedy capers.

In The Italian Job, a recently released Cockney criminal forms a gang to steal a gold shipment from the streets of Turin. Will they get the job done?

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It’s okay. don’t worry. You haven’t travelled back in time, it really is another episode of Clash! We’re back and today we’re talking all things About Time.

At 21, a man discovers he can time travel and realises he can change what has happened in his own life – and getting a girlfriend is on the top of his list. I wonder who that might be…

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I had a joke about time travel but you guys didn’t like it… This week getting ready to fight it out is The Time Traveller’s Wife (2009) and About Time (2013)!

Up first is The Time Traveller’s Wife, where we see Rachel McAdams fall in love with a time traveller… and funnily enough, it’s almost exactly like the plot of About Time. What does Rachel McAdams see in time travellers that we don’t?!

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We’re back again with a McDonagh, Farrell and Gleeson cocktail supreme – this time in the shape of  The Banshees of Inisherin (2022). A friendship between two Irish men abruptly comes to an end, much to the surprise of Farrell's character and leading to alarming consequences for both of them.

It’s already cleaning up this awards season, but can it win the ultimate title and be the winner of this week’s Clash?

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Farch! This week we’re handling all things Brendan Gleeson, Colin Farrell and the man that is Martin McDonagh. In the red corner we have In Bruges (2008) facing off against one of the biggest movies of 2022: The Banshees of Inisherin.

In Bruges tells the tale of a hitman and his partner who are awaiting orders from their ruthless boss in (you guessed it) Bruges, Belgium. But they’re guilt-stricken after a job goes wrong and it’s the last place they want to be…

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We’re going back to back with Brangelina this week as we talk about Mr & Mrs Smith, the second of our spy comedy escapades! 

What will happen when this nice married couple suddenly learns they are assassins belonging to opposing agencies? But not only that, they’ve been assigned to kill each other! Which spy movie will complete the mission?

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It’s an American Spy Movie Battle and boy are we ready to go undercover with these movies! We have True Lies and Mr & Mrs Smith in a head to head this week. 

True Lies (1994) follows the trials and tribulations of a double-life spy trying to balance his responsibilities at home and at work. I spy *wink wink* a brilliant Clash pairing!

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This week at Clash HQ, we’re discussing movies that follow tortured artists trying to perfect their skills. In the blue corner we had Black Swan (2010), and in the red corner today we have Whiplash (2014)!

Miles Teller plays a talented young drummer starting out at a music conservatory, where he is mentored by a teacher who won’t let his students give anything less than 100% to their art. Drumroll please…

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The penultimate Febru-fanny Clash is upon us. What better way to finish it off than by pitting two modern classics against each other: it's Black Swan (2010) vs Whiplash (2014)!

We start with Black Swan, where Natalie Portman plays a committed ballerina who is battling to maintain her sanity after securing the lead role in a production of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake". Will she make the final dance?

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It’s the most lovable week of the year… Or is it? Here at Clash HQ we’re making sure we bring our own twist to the love season by pitting two obscure movies head to head.

Today we’re looking at 2013’s Under the Skin. An atmospheric thriller about a woman who mercilessly kills and feeds on men on the streets of Glasgow is the epitome of love, don’t you think?

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It’s that time of year once again, as Clashpod celebrates another anti-Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day special! And appropriately, it’s a sexy symbiote showdown this week...

First up, it’s 1995’s Species. Ben Kingsley assembles a ragtag bunch of mercenaries to track down an alien experiment gone wrong. Speaking of experiments gone wrong, strap yourselves in for this film. Seriously, brace yourself.

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We’re back again exploring the galaxy! This time, our journey takes us to 1986’s Flight of the Navigator. A 12-year-old boy is walking through the woods to pick up his 8-year-old brother from a friend’s house when he falls and is knocked unconscious. When he wakes up he has travelled eight years into the future… But which boys’ alien adventure will come out on top?

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Let’s dive into the world of American science fantasy and see where we land. This week, duelling it out in an intergalactic world, is 1985’s Explorers and 1986’s Flight of the Navigator.

‘Explorers’ follows the journey of a boy obsessed with ’50s sci-fi movies. He keeps having a dream about a blueprint, he draws it for friends and they embark on the challenge of building a spaceship - sounds simple enough.

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It’s time to talk about the famed monster hunter: Van Hesling. In the blue corner we see Van Hesling sent to Transylvania to stop Count Dracula, who is using Dr. Frankenstein's research and a werewolf to accomplish his evil plans.

It’s a week of fantasy, horror, beasts and brutality… But which film will win this Fan-uary and Febru-fanny clash?

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Action? Horror? Fantasy Beasts? All the ingredients are there for a brilliant clash. So this week, in the red corner is 2003’s The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Taking it on in the blue corner is 2004’s Van Helsing.

Kicking us off in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, on a secret mission, a group of contemporary fantasy, science fiction, and adventure characters team up in an alternate Victorian Age world…

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“Been spendin' most of their lives, livin' in the gangsta's paradise.” That’s surely the case in this week’s Clash as we see Road to Perdition step up to the plate!

In today’s show we visit 1930’s Illinois. When a mob enforcer's son witnesses a murder, they must both take to the road – and the father must venture down a path of redemption and revenge.

Which movie will join Coolio in gangster’s paradise?

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This week is our very own Clash Gangster’s Paradise. Up first is 1987’s The Untouchables taking on 2002’s Road to Perdition.

The Untouchables follows US Federal Agent Eliot Ness, who embarks on taking down ruthless gangster Al Capone. But rampant corruption means he must put together a hand-picked team to help him. They might be untouchable, but can they win this Clash?

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We’ve been on a boat so now it’s time to take a trip to the world’s tallest building: The Glass Tower. In 1974’s The Towering Inferno, an electrical short starts an undetected fire on the 81st floor of the building.

Suspicions arise that the electrical subcontractor and the developer’s son-in-law have cut corners. Will they survive The Towering Inferno? And which disaster film will come out on top?

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January blues may have got a hold of you but let’s be honest, your life could be worse… You could be in one of these disaster films! In the red corner we have 1972’s The Poseidon Adventure, while squaring up in the blue corner is 1974’s The Towering Inferno.

In today’s episode, the ocean liner SS Poseidon is travelling from New York City to Athens. The new owner's representative insists Captain Harrison must go full speed despite his safety concerns. It’s the SS Poseidon’s last voyage before it’s scrapped… But will it make it?

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Girl put your record on, tell me your favourite song. We’re back again this week with the second half of our record shop film clash. Today, we’re talking about all things High Fidelity!

It follows the life of music-loving man Rob Gordon, who works at his record store called Championship Vinyl. Having been dumped by his long-term girlfriend Laura, he looks to his old partners for insight into why his relationships keep failing. Which record shop will come out on top?

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This week at Clash HQ we’re kicking it down memory lane and hitting the record shops. In the red corner we have 1995’s Empire Records, while in the blue corner 2000's High Fidelity.

Empire Records follows a day in the life of the young employees at a music store. All facing their own personal trials and tribulations, they now face the reality that the shop could become a part of a chain with very strict rules. So put the needle on that record and let’s get this clash spinning…

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On Monday we talked Predator, now it’s time to talk Prey. A young healer dreams of becoming a great hunter like her brother. While tracking deer with her dog she witnesses the lights of an alien Predator’s spacecraft, taking it as a sign to prove herself - I mean, wouldn’t we all. But can the prey beat the Predator? Let's find out…

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Happy New Year from all here at Clash HQ! What better way to kick off the new year and beat those January blues than by diving into the first Clash of 2023?

In the red corner, we have 1987 American sci-fi action film, Predator. An alien spacecraft sends a shuttle to Earth, where a war veteran and his team are attempting to rescue a foreign cabinet minister.

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It’s the last clash of the year! What better way to celebrate than taking a trip down memory lane to our second ever live show. In the first half we discussed all things Cocktail, so today it’s time to dive into 2000’s Coyote Ugly.

Violet Sanford leaves her hometown to pursue her dreams of becoming a songwriter in nearby New York City. When everything else fails and she is stuck for cash, she starts working at a trendy bar called Coyote Ugly.

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This week, to finish off a wonderful year of clashing cheer, we’re treating you to one more battle royale: Cocktail vs Coyote Ugly… LIVE! Almost a year ago, we took to the Loading Bar with you Clash-Podders to battle out two (very fitting) bar movies.

In Cocktail, following his discharge from the army, a veteran returns to NYC in search of a high-powered business position. But in the end, he must settle for a job as a bartender while attending business school...

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What says Christmas more than a familial face off? That’s right, nothing! Whether it’s fighting over a family game, marriage or even babies' existence, this movie has it all… 2008’s Four Christmases tells the story of a couple who must (that’s right, you guessed it) travel to four different Christmas celebrations. They expect a holiday to Fiji but get a festive family frenzy.

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Happy Clash Christmas to all who celebrate! This week we have family fun and festive feuds. In the red corner is 1989’s National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation. The entire Griswold family plans to have a wonderful Christmas together. When they go in search of a tree, an unfortunate series of events begins to unfold.

While in the blue corner, what’s better than one Christmas? Well, 2008’s Four Christmases of course! Which will win the Christmas week Clash crown?

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Daddy… Daddy Duel! It’s a Christmas cracker of a clash this week as we put two of the most beloved seasonal films head to head.

In today’s episode we explore 1998’s Jack Frost. The film follows a father and musician, played by Michael Keaton, who is killed in a car accident... Only to be brought back to life in the form of a snowman, all thanks to a magical musical harmonica! A Christmas miracle or a mediocre melt? 

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Ho Ho Hello, Clashpodders! Alex and Vicky are dashing through the snow with another pair of festival films for your viewing pleasure!

This week, it’s paternal problems galore for Tim Allen, who inadvertently kills Santa and thus has to take his place. But, as he and his then-estranged son Charlie soon find out, this job is for life - not just for Christmas!

Join us again on Thursday as Michael Keaton’s magic harmonica gives him one final shot at Christmas glory in 1998's Jack Frost!

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The Bishop’s Wife will live a wonderful life… Well, once an angel comes to visit. Episcopalian Bishop Henry and his wife are on a quest to raise money for the new Church. Henry has become obsessed with raising funds which is hurting his family life. However, the angel’s mission is not to help construct the Church, but alas, to spiritually guide Henry and the people around him. It’s all angels in this week’s clash.

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Merry Clash Christmas to all who celebrate! In line with the festive season, what better way to mark the festive season than by pitting some of the most wondrous winter films against each other? Kicking us off in the red corner we have 1946’s It’s a Wonderful Life, the timeless classic  that follows the life of a frustrated businessman who is visited by an angel. In the blue corner is 1947’s The Bishop’s Wife. The titles rhyme, what more could you want?

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When he gets knocked down, he gets up again. Remember, nothing’s gonna bring Tom Hardy down. In the second part of this week’s Clash, we watch two estranged brothers enter a mixed martial arts tournament. Their lives and relationships must be reconciled as they prepare to become the ultimate fighting champion - but is it enough to knock out Warrior? Let’s find out!

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It’s a family feud and sibling squabble kind of week as we watch 2010’s The Fighter go toe to toe with 2011’s Warrior. However, fear not, because both brawling brother films contain love, loss, family, feuds… and fighting. It’s quite literally a fight of the fighters. Let the games begin!

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Last week saw a child enter the world of movies. Well this week we’re seeing a princess enter the world of reality! When an evil stepmother banishes Princess Giselle from her kingdom, she's transported to the real world, where she meets a lawyer and falls for him. It's Disney flattering itself but also making fun of itself, too! The sequel, Disenchanted is out now, so this isn’t an episode you'll want to miss!

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It’s an unlikely clash happening this week… In the red corner we have 1993’s Last Action Hero, where a young movie fan find himself playing the action movie character of his dreams via the help of a magic ticket. While in the blue corner we have 2007’s Disney’s Enchanted, with an equally ludicrous premise.It’s fantasy at its finest this week. You could even say it’s Arnold Schwarznegger vs Amy Adams… kind of. Join us!

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It’s Thursday and time for some more American science fiction! In 2016’s Arrival, Louise’s daughter dies at the age of twelve from an incurable illness. Louise is the best linguist in the world, so when extraterrestrials come to earth, she is given the task of translating their language. As she starts to study it, she begins to have flashback-like visions of her daughter... but what do they mean? Can Close Encounters of the Third Kind beat Arrival? It’s time to find out!

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The week is devoted to American science fiction! There’s only one place we could start: Steven Spielberg’s ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’. And who better to square up to it than Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Arrival’? Can a 1977 classic beat a movie 39 years its junior? It’s the UFO war you’ve been waiting for and there’s only one way to find out who wins... So join us on this alien adventure!

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Sport, sport, sport! This week we’ve pitted a 1988 American romantic comedy sports film against a 1996 American romantic comedy sports film. On Monday’s episode we talked all things Bull Durham, so today we’re tackling the majestic gold movie that is Tin Cup. A wrecked up golf pro tries to qualify for the US Open in order to win over the girlfriend of one of his more successful rivals… totally normal behaviour.

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Batters up! Stepping up to the plate this week are two sickly/sweet romcoms disguised as sports dramas. Firstly, Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon swap RBI’s for romance in 1988’s Bull Durham! 

Kevin wrestles with his love for America’s diamond (the baseball field), as he and Tim Robbins pitch for Sarandon’s affections amidst the hard knocks of suburban North Carolina. This film actually once topped Sports Illustrated’s list of the greatest sports movies of all time - not that the plot, character development or dialogue would suggest such a thing. Let’s play!

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Softly tying up the very end of our Clashaween countdown is the one and only Addams Family… But this time it’s all about their values. The family that is, in the word’s of Alex Zane: “A beautiful family unit despite all their flaws.” Do you agree? And more importantly, what film will come out on top? Only time will tell, it’s Clash of the Titles!

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Happy Halloween and Happy Clashaween to all who celebrate! There’s no other spooktacular family to pit against them… so we’re squaring them up to fight themselves. This week in the red corner we have 1991’s The Addams Family, while in the blue corner we have 1993’s Addams Family Values. One family, two supernatural black comedy movies. But which one will come out on top? Let’s find out, it’s Clash of the Titles!

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We’re having a slashing good time this week in the Clashaween Countdown! On Monday’s episode we discussed all things 1974’s Black Christmas. Today we’re discussing the legendary film that is 1978’s Halloween. What more could you want from a slasher movie than a traditionally scary setting such as Halloween, a masked criminal and a deathly chase to escape his wrath? 

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Why not take the most joyous time of the year and turn it into a slasher film? Well that’s exactly what our first movie in this week’s bout of the Clashaween Countdown has done! 1974’s Black Christmas follows a sorority house that starts to receive anonymous, lascivious phone calls. They soon realise a serial killer is on the other end of the line.. And he’s closer than they think. Squaring up to the fight is 1978’s Halloween, but which slasher film will come out on top? 

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The vampires are back and… better than ever? Well, let's find out: the second team in this week's Clashaween countdown is 1998’s From Dusk Till Dawn. We just about follow along as a truck stop populated with vampires is an unwelcome refuge for two criminals and their hostages. But can it beat Near Dark? Let’s see - Clashaween is back!

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What is the difference between 'Near Dark' and dusk? Well these two movies of course! This week in our third instalment of Clashaween, 1987’s Near Dark is up first! An innocent farmer's son is bitten by a beautiful drifter and forced to join a group of vampires. In the blue corner meanwhile, we have 1998’s From Dusk Till Dawn! A truck stop populated with vampires is an unwelcome refuge for two criminals and their hostages. Which vampires will come out victorious?

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It’s another episode of our Clash of the Titles Clashaween countdown! There is no better movie to pit against Dawn of the Dead than the remake of… Dawn of the Dead. It may be 26 years later but is it 26 times scarier? Did you know Alex was in it? If you don't you will after this episode!

Once again, the terrified U.S. population does everything they can to escape the zombies that are swarming the nation. But can the new blood outrun the grizzled old husk? We’re about to find out: it’s Clashaween!

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Welcome back to another episode of our Clashaween countdown. Halloween wouldn’t be Halloween without some zombies trudging about, that’s why this week we’re pitting two equally zombified movies in the ring. It’s 1978 Dawn of the Dead against, you guessed it, 2004’s Dawn of the Dead. Trying everything in their power, the terrified U.S. population attempt to escape the zombies that are swarming across the country… Which version will reign supreme?

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300 episodes in and what better way to celebrate than with our second episode of Clashaween!! Clashaween is our spectacularly spooky lead up to the scariest night of the year. In our first episode we discussed 2010’s Black Death, so this time we’re turning to The Witch (2015)! A baby kidnapping is just the start of the chilling trauma a Puritan family experience on their New England farm. It’s got all the ingredients for a brilliant scary film, but is it better than Black Death? Let’s find out!

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Welcome to the first episode of the Clashoween countdown! In the lead up to the best night of the year we will be pitting scary, horror films in the ultimate barbaric battle. First up is 2010’s Black Death, after the bubonic plague breaks out in England, killing hundreds of people, there is a report which states that some people are miraculously surviving. No better man to investigate than a monk. While in the blue corner we have 2015’s The Witch, a horror film which Chris says he can’t watch again… We’re off to a strong start, it’s Clashoween!

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Here we go again with the big bulky boys! This week, The A Team have to clear their names after losing some important evidence - dramatic stuff. It’s a movie filled with action, adventure and a flying tank (!!) as the team they try to figure out who set them up and how they get out of it. For your consideration, it’s 2010’s The A Team - though is it any match for The Losers?

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We’re taking two teams of burly bulky men and putting them in the ultimate fight of their lives. First to square up is 2010's The Losers, featuring Clay, Jensen, Roque, Pooch and Cougar, a group of elite US Special Forces Unit try to get revenge after a deathly betrayal. 

While in the blue corner we have 2010 repping once again with The A Team. After a successful mission in Iraq, four American soldiers may face trial for losing important evidence. 

Will The Losers remain losers after this week? Let’s find out, it’s Clash of the Titles!

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What would you do if you won a contest for a one-week visit to the luxurious, isolated home of your billionaire boss? Well, in Caleb’s case he jumps at the opportunity to bask in this decadent world. However, his boss soon reveals that he has built a humanoid robot, named Ava. What Caleb doesn’t know is that his boss has picked him specifically to test if Ava is capable of being sentient. It’s weird, but the graphics are wonderful. So, for your consideration it’s Ex Machina (2014)!

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It’s a week of weird and yeah... just weird. The sexual side of the science world takes the reigns, as in the red corner we have the absolutely mad, and aptly named, ‘Weird Science’ (1985). The tale is as old as time: geeky boys want cool girls. Yet Weird Science has a twist, as these teenagers create a virtual woman using a computer and pick all their favourite ‘aspects’ of women they fancy in order to make their very own dream female. 

While in the blue corner, Ex Machina (2014) follows Caleb, a programmer at a search engine company. Caleb is tasked by his billionaire boss to assess whether his humanoid robot is sentient. Cue – you guessed it –Caleb falling in love with the robot woman.

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Back once again with a movie based on lawyers in America, starring Tom Cruise! This week in 1993’s The Firm, we see Mitch, a soon-to-be Harvard Law School graduate accept a lavish job offer from ‘Bendini, Lambert & Locke,’ a boutique firm in Tennessee. However the job comes with a lot more than Cruise’s character bargains for. There’s off-shore accounts, shady characters, affairs and deaths under mysterious circumstances... it turns out Mitch has made a very grave mistake.

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What’s better than one movie based around lawyers in America, starring Tom Cruise? Of course, it's two movies based around lawyers in America, starring Tom Cruise: this week it's 1992’s A Few Good Men vs 1993’s The Firm!

In today's A Few Good Men, we follow the trials and tribulations of this courtroom drama after two U.S. Marines are charged with the murder of a fellow soldier.

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Our spidey senses are tingling again this week as we deep dive into 2002’s Eight Legged Freaks! It’s an action-horror but make it… A comedy? What do you get if you get a colony of spiders and expose them to toxic waste? Gigantic monster spiders and the movie Eight Legged Freaks!

Not only is this episode crawling with giant spiders who traumatise humans, it also includes Chris letting loose after a wonderful weekend at Fright Fest.

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This week we are going deep into the webs of the cinematic world as we discuss two spider-ly spectacular movies. In the red corner we have 1990’s Arachnophobia! James Atherton, an entomologist living in Venezuela catches two aggressive, newly-discovered species of spider. And by the way, it was announced in June that we’re getting a remake, 32 years after the original!

While in the blue corner we have 2002’s Eight Legged Freaks, another movie that features our favourite spidey friends! Although this time it’s one giant spider, terrorising humankind as it rightly should. Let's just say you’ll be so glad you found this podcast on the web!

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Can a 2022 movie beat an old time classic? Well when it comes to romantic comedies that don’t shy away from action, it’s time to see. Earlier this week Chris took us through all things Romancing the Stone (1984), so now it's Lost in the City's turn to fight for its spot! 

It’s safe to say it’s got it all... and then some! But can it top the true, timeless love you find when trying to save your sister from criminals holding her ransom because she's got a treasure map? We’ll soon find out!

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Action? Adventure? Romance? Comedy? Danny DeVito? You name it and the red corner, 1984’s Romancing the Stone, has it. A romance novelist is on a quest to Colombia in order to save her sister, where criminals are holding her ransom because she holds the map to priceless treasure...

In the blue corner is 2022’s Lost in the City! Another romantic comedy filled with action, this movie has a star-studded cast including Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe and Brad Pitt. But let's be real, Brad Pitt is no Danny DeVito!

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There’s a difference between dogs and children… right, Chris? Fighting its corner this week is John Wick! After hearing about the trials and tribulations Denzel Washington had to endure in 2004’s Man on Fire, it will take a whole lot for this to be topped. 

Joined again by Absolute Radio presenter and Friend of the Pod, Dave Berry, it’s time to settle this action packed movie-off once and for all!

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You had one job Denzel! Hired to protect a family, you guessed it… he fails. Now seeking revenge on those who wronged him, today's high-profile target is 2004's Man on Fire - and we've got a special guest in the studio!

Putting up a fair fight this week is the much sprightlier John Wick. After the death of his wife, the legendary assassin played by Keanu Reeves has nothing left to live for, so when someone steals his car and kills his puppy well, quite frankly, he’s just about had it. Joining Alex and Chris to referee this blockbuster battle is Absolute Radio presenter and Friend of the Pod, Dave Berry!

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It’s time for this week’s part two and taking the spotlight today is no other than Orphan (2009). After the death of their unborn child a couple adopt a nine-year-old girl Vera from an orphanage, when things suddenly take a turn for the worst…

Vera starts showing signs of violent and disturbing behaviour. But the real question is: are they up to the horror child standard set by Macaulay Culkin earlier this week? Listen in to find out who takes the disturbing-child-film crown!

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If you didn’t know this was a film podcast, this could be perceived as a very dodgy episode title... Anyway!

In the red corner this week, we have The Good Son (1993). After Home Alone launched him into stardom, a violent and disturbing film was of course next on child star Macaulay Culkin's career path. That's up today!

On Thursday, it’s Orphan (2009). A psychological horror film which surrounds.. You guessed it.. An orphan. Another violent and unpredictable child leashes havoc on their family.

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Earlier this week, Chris did his best to spread some Karate Kid nostalgia over to Alex. Well, now it’s part two - so it's time to strap on your black belts and brace yourselves. It's time for No Retreat, No Surrender!

Could the ghost of Bruce Lee be the ultimate rival for Mr Miyagi? Probably not. Is this film nothing more than a shoddy remake of the aforementioned Karate Kid? Probably. Join us for the second half of the ultimate Kung Fu film fight!

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Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting… This week we’re putting The Karate Kid (1984) against the one and only, No Retreat No Surrender (1986), in the ultimate karate movie face off!

First on the agenda is The Karate Kid, as we follow Daniel LaRusso’s bid to simultaneously win the heart of the girl he loves and the fight against his bullies! Can Mr. Miyagi teach him on time or is he just exploiting him for child labour? Grab your black belts and get ready for a kickass movie debate!

What movies should battle it out next? Let us know on Twitter: @ClashPod

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We’re still clinging to the icy edge by our fingernails, as Darwinism is pushed to breaking point by laughable choices and plot holes big enough to fall through: it’s time for Vertical Limit!

Join us for part two of our mountain melee, as we weigh up which of these intrepid explorers is laughably, lovably bad - and which is just plain bad. Strap some nitroglycerin to your back and let’s sacrifice others to save ourselves!

What movies should battle it out next? Let us know on Twitter: @ClashPod

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Strap your harness on and join us for today’s mountanside melee! First up, Sylvester Stallone searches for the Mountain of Youth amidst pangs of regret and machine gun fire - it’s 1993’s Cliffhanger!  

A truly harrowing opener is followed by a tiresome trudge, but at least we’re entertained by some bafflingly expensive stunts and some of the worst hostage negotiations we’ve ever seen. Hold on! 

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We’re raising another glass to our next vineyard vacation, as Paul Giamatti and Thomas Haden Church test the audience’s ability to root for wholly dislikable characters in 2004 Oscar nod, Sideways!

Their nuanced take on an introspective trip through Californian wine country makes for a crisp, fruity affair - with notes of surprising unease! But how does it stack up against Monday’s pod favourite, Withnail and I?

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We're toasting to bitter hopes of success this week, as these films' respective lads on tour take completely different paths to fuzzy introspection.

First up is a true cult classic that may earn a place in the Clashpod Hall of Fame. Plucked from the melancholic mind of Bruce Robinson, it's Withnail and I!

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We’re back over in Constructed Reality Corner, where Ryan Reynolds puts two hours of gaming lingo and screeching plot twists on his charming soldiers, in Free Guy!

This Shaun Levy-steered box office behemoth has a keen eye for the intricacies of gaming and its culture - but is there a cynical undertone to it all? And can it keep pace with The Truman Show? Listen on to find out!

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Morning Clashpodders! And in case we don't see you: good afternoon, good evening and goodnight.

Facing off this week in Constructed Reality Corner, we've got a celebrated 90's classic vs a more recent Ryan Reynolds charisma vehicle. On today's episode, Jim Carrey turns his comedy chops to more serious matters in 1998 vintage, The Truman Show!

Join us again for Free Guy on Thursday! 

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Episode 154 Part 2 of Clash of the Titles is here! The podcast that takes two films with something in common to see which one does it better. There’s ghost in my house, I can’t abide? In the blue corner Michael J Fox plays you for a ghoul in 1996’s The Frighteners

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Hey Clashpodders! We're here with something a bit different today. It’s a podcast from our friends at Crowd Network we'll think you'll love...

We Didn't Start the Fire is a historical podcast with a lyrical twist. Each episode, hosts Tom Fordyce and Katie Puckrik take a new line from Billy Joel's seminal song of the same name and see how it relates to different historical topics from 1949 to 1991. They uncover weird and wonderful connections with everything from American cinema starlets to the rise of communism in East Asia, all alongside a special guest every episode! 

This time around, they're joined by broadcast extraordinaire, Jonathan Ross!

Listen to more episode of We Didn't Start the Fire here and we'll be back for our regularly scheduled programming tomorrow!

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Episode 147 Part 1 of Clash of the Titles is here! The podcast that takes two films with something in common to see which one does it better. Awesome Foursome or Not So Quattro? Because in the red corner the Styrofoam man cometh in 2005’s Fantastic Four.

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Episode 129 Part 2 of Clash of the Titles is here! The podcast that pits two films with something in common against each other in a brutal fight to the death. Well, not death. We just decide which one is better. Slay in your lane, because in the blue corner we’re weeding out the truth in 1998’s The Big Lebowski***Please rate and review us on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a lot and makes it easy for other people to find us. Thank you!***

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Episode 100 Part 1 of Clash of the Titles is here! The podcast that pits two films with something in common against each other in a brutal fight to the death. Well, not death. We just decide which one is better. Naked guy gone bad, or naked dude done good? Because in the red corner, if you see a red dot you should…actually I don’t know, I don’t know tech stuff in 1984’s The Terminator***Please rate and review us on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. It means a lot and makes it easy for other people to find us. Thank you!*** 

A special thank you to The Best Bits boys for suggesting this week's movies! You can find their podcast by searching 'The Best Bits' in your favourite podcast player.

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