Episode Twenty Four. Does the forgotten Josh Brolin skateboarding vehicle Thrashin' have what it takes to kickflip the beloved Christian Slater flop Gleaming the Cube to the kerb?

Episode Twenty Three. Everybody knows that Ruggero Deodato's notorious and influential cannibal opus is superior to Umberto Lenzi's near-immediate pastiche. Right?

Episode Twenty Two. The late Bill Paxton arguably gave his two best performances in Carl Franklin's critically worshipped One False Move and Sam Raimi's similarly revered A Simple Plan. But which film has the edge today?

Episode Twenty One. Does Stan Winston's directorial debut have the chops to fend off two TV movies with the same title?

Episode Twenty. In the red corner: Cannon's smash hit Michael Dudikoff vehicle American Ninja. In the blue corner: JCVD's most popular 80s actioner that isn't Bloodsport. FIGHT.

Episode Nineteen. Can Jules Dassin's Oscar-winning 1964 concoction Topkapi hold a candle to his peerless 1955 masterpiece Rififi?

Episode Eighteen. It's dog eat dog: Rod Daniel's 1989 James Belushi vehicle beat Roger Spottiswoode's Tom Hanks hit to the punch by three months. But which is better?

Episode Seventeen. Perennial cinematic misfit Uwe Boll butts heads with himself in a true clash of the titans: it's 2003's inexplicable adaptation of SEGA's House of the Dead versus 2008's Far Cry. Featuring special guest Jon Denton.

Episode Sixteen. Bob Clark's seminal 1974 slasher Black Christmas goes toe-to-toe with the controversial 1984 sleazefest Silent Night, Deadly Night.

Episode Fifteen. 1985's The Supergrass, The Comic Strip troupe's sole cinematic release, has a drunken brawl with the Stephen Frears-directed Mr Jolly Lives Next Door from 1987.