Merry Christmas you filthy animals (wrong movie, we know). Hope you're having a great day. We certainly are! And to celebrate the holiday season we're taking a look at the Billy Bob Thornton starring Bad Santa, a hilarious crime caper imbued with a sense of cynicism only appropriate for the season to be jolly! But just why has this hateful little comedy capture the hearts of so many? Join us to find out, and have a wonderful Christmas time!

As it's almost Christmas we decided we had to earn that Christmas special, and so we're earning it by watching Tom Green's surrealist comedy thing Freddy Got Fingered. Panned by critics upon release, in more recent years the movie has been undergoing a sort of reappraisal, with some going so far as to call it a misunderstood masterpiece. But why?

Join us as we investigate strange goings on up in Beverly Hills. Rich boy Billy suspects there's something very wrong with his mum, dad and sister, but he can't quite put his finger on it. Are they really involved in an incestuous relationship or is it, as his therapist says, all in his mind? Or maybe it's something much sinister.

After the success of Re-Animator and From Beyond, Producer Brian Yuzna took the step into a director's chair and produced this cult classic. But why does the film have a cult following, and why isn't it better known?

Join us for this special mini-episode where we try to work out just what the hell makes something a Christmas film? Is there an algorithm we can use to prove, once and for all, that Die Hard should stand up there with The Muppets Christmas Carol and Scrooged, or are you humbuggers destined to forever complain about John McClain and his lack of festive cheer?

This week we're locking ourselves in The Room (a place where either good or bad things can happen... apparently). We need to be locked in, otherwise we'd just get up and leave for Tommy Wiseau's head scratcher - and not in the "cool" Matrixy way - The Room. Made on a ridiculous large budget considering what we see on screen, and starring a cast of... people? The Room is an oddity as much as it is an odyssey, and we're going to try and work out just why the so-called "worst movie ever made" has such a large cult following.

This week we're on a quest with the knights of the round table to see if we can't figure out just what makes the surreal, madcap misadventures of Monty Python and the Holy Grail so enjoyable, captivating and hilarious for multiple generations. A modest success upon its release, the film has gone on to become arguably the most successful cult movie of all time. But why?

This week we're headed through Casablanca and we're trying to decide if this classic, often heralded as one of the greatest movies of all time, is a plane worth being on. In more recent years older movies have become under-seen, and is now the time to reappraise Casablanca and the like as cult classics rather than masterpieces of cinema? Have you see Casablanca, and if not do you regret it? Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon and for the rest of your life? Does Casablanca deserve to be rediscovered.

This episode we're braving the cold and trying to solve the attempted murder of the Batman franchise with Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin. Panned by critics upon its release, is now the time to reevaluated this oddity of a movie? Probably not.

Today we're blowing up parliament with V and Eve in the adaptation of Alan Moore's graphic novel V For Vendetta. Penned by the Watchowski brothers (they were then) and directed by a total newcomer, V For Vendetta is arguably the only film we've covered that is so ingrained in popular culture it has its own culture around it. And yet, no one talks about it. Why?

Would you like to play a game? Well, we're going to as this week we find ourselves chained to pipes in a dirty bathroom ready to play along with John Kramer, AKA Jigsaw, talking James Wan and Leigh Whannell's Saw. Despite kick-starting a gory torture porn franchise, known for its horrific and violent traps, 2004's Saw focuses more on the investigation that it does the stomach-churning horror. But just why does this little movie (featuring a little Danny Glover) have such a loyal and vocal fanbase? That's the question we're asking in celebration of the release of the latest entry in the franchise - Jigsaw.