In the second part of my conversation with Kevin Jon Davies we hear all working on Roger Rabbit, the crazy world of Cash In The Attic and a special forthcoming Douglas Adams project.

In this Cult Connections Special Ian is joined by animator Kevin Jon Davies as we talk about his work on the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy TV series, his relationship with Douglas Adams, Doctor Who and creating the title sequence for Gerry Anderson's Terrahawks!

Season Two: Episode Eight. Ian is joined by Sean to discuss three dystopian visions of the future. Hear how a 70s classic remains eerily prophetic, a graphic novel adaptation  which is coming true by the day and a hidden gem with a powerful message for our states of mind.

Season Two: Episode Seven. Ian is joined by Erin and Kevin from The Podcast That Wouldn't Die to discuss three things Dan O'Bannon. From the anti 2001, a terrifying encounter in space to his directorial masterpiece. Like the man himself it's fun, thought provoking and colourful throughout.

Cult Confessions: The Shining. Ian is joined by Dirk Marshall in this bonus episode as he finally gets round to watching The Shining for the very first time!

Season Two: Episode Six. Ian is joined by The Vern from Cinema Recall to discuss three films starring Kurt Russell. From an iconic role, a 1980s team up with an acclaimed director and that eyepatch we have it covered.

Season Two: Episode Five. Ian is joined by Stephen Spurling to discuss three very different films with the same name and roughly the same story. So travel with us to ancient Egypt via 1932, 1959 and 1999 to find out which one is The Mummy.

Season Two: Episode Four. The 80s saw a boom in Swords and Sorcery films and Ian is joined by Raphaela Ximenes to review three prime but very different examples. From medieval grimness, ferrets in sunny climbs to  a big budget otherworldly epic it's  violent, entertaining and often very silly.

Season Two: Episode Three. Ian is joined by Guillaume Le Dissez from Pulse Edition  to review  the post apocalyptic genre in film, why it resonates with audiences and speaks about the issues we face today. We cover two classics, one hidden gem and Guillaume's upcoming book and other projects associated with this forever topical subject.

Season two: Episode two. On May 25th 1977 Star Wars was released and took the world by storm. Audiences around the globe were thrilled by it's intergalactic adventure, engaging characters, fantastic cast and jaw dropping special effects. And it made a ton of money! So producers all round the world were keen to get a slice of the space opera pie. Ian is joined by Steve as we review three "Star Wars rip offs". But are they "Star Mores" or "Star Poors"! Come find out!