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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