This week we're heading to Angel Grove to discuss the original Power Rangers movie, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. Released in 1995 to warm audience reception by poor critical reviews, the Power Rangers have since gone on to gain a loyal cult following (and their own festival) but why?

This week we're delving into the world of nightmares with David Lynch's feature debut Eraserhead. Released to critical panning the film gained notoriety as a midnight movie and has since gone on to become a widely regarded masterpiece and cult movie. But why?

We're off into the wacky world of Steve Martin and Carl Reiner's 1983 science fiction comedy The Man With Two Brains. A disappointment on its release The Man With Two Brains has since gone on to earn itself a reputation as one of Martin's best works and a cult following in its own right. But why?

This week we're looking back at Ben Stiller's directorial debut with the Jim Carrey vehicle The Cable Guy. Considered a critical and commercial failure upon its release, The Cable Guy has since gone on to gain a cult following, with some considering it to be both Stiller and Carrey's most underrated works. But why?

This week we're heading into the realm of the Goblin King with Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy adventure Labyrinth. Starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connolly Labyrinth is notable for its use of puppetry. Since it's release, which saw a poor critical reception, the film has developed a strong and loyal cult following, but why?

This week we're delving into the dark minds of two of horror's greatest icons, George A Romero and Stephen King. United by a shared love of EC Comics, Creepshow sees Romero and King pay homage to their favourite graphic novels with a series of five bizarre and unsettling tales. Since its release the anthology has spawned a sequel, a comic book series and a newly announced TV show, but why?

We're taking part in the Transcontinental Death Race this week, discussing Roger Coreman's cult classic Death Race 2000. Starring David Carradine and Sylvester Stallone, Death Race 2000 has spawned a prequel series, a sequel, comic books, games and countless rip-offs and homages. But what is it that makes it endure?

This week we're picking Flick and talking all things Election, Alexander Payne's 1999 high-school comedy that has more in common with All The President's Men than it does Ferris Bueller, despite starring Ferris Bueller himself, Matthew Broderick. Since it's rather poor box office performance Election has gone on to become a cult film, but why?

We're delving into the dark recesses of Uwe Boll's video game adaptation House of the Dead this week. Based on the popular arcade game of the same, House of the Dead is often cited as the worst video game movie, and sometimes one of the worst movies ever made. So, what is about this film that has earned it such a strong and loyal cult following?

This week we're delving into the first of the so-called 'Unholy Trinity' of Folk Horror film, Michael Reeves' 1968 cult classic Witchfinder General. Starring Vincent Price as the infamous Matthew Hopkins, Witchfinder General plays fast and loose with historical accuracy, but manages to convey an unsettling authenticity none the less. Since it's controversial release the film has gained a loyal cult following, but why?