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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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