This week it's all about suburbia, and we're talking Joe Dante's Tom Hanks starring comedy horror The 'Burbs. A mad tale of a neighborhood gripped by fear, paranoia and, probably, a little bit of boredom, The 'Burbs is considered by man a cult classic, but does it deserve the title? On the panel is Ashley Robson and Paul Woolhouse.

Today we're talking about 2014's It Follows. A critical success upon its release, despite a fairly low budget, It Follows isn't yet a cult classic, but it appears a cult following is fast growing around it. Why is this? And is the film really all it's cracked up to be? On the panel today is Warren Badenski and Keith Huckfield.

This week we're looking at Mike Judge's feature debut, the workplace comedy Office Space. Based on his popular Milton cartoon, Office Space was poorly received upon release but has since become a cult classic, even making it into the top 10 best selling DVDs in 2003. So why has it found an audience of die hard fans?

Today we're discussing the John Carpenter's sci-fi, political satire action movie They Live, starring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and the world's longest fist fight. Why has this film earned the following it has and what makes it such a success in the realms of cult films? On the panel this week are Keith Huckfield and Warren Badenski.

Today we're discussing the Coen Brothers' stoner noir The Big Lebowski. Why has this film earned the following it has and what makes it such a success in the realms of cult films? On the panel are Keith Huckfield, Keira Georgeson and Warren Badenski.

Today we're discussing Ridley Scott's seminal sci-fi horror Alien. What gives this film the staying power that it has, and does it deserve the cult film label it's been given? On the panel are Keith Huckfield, Sam Spencer and Keira Georgeson.