This week we're staring in the mirror and saying his name five times. Based on a short story by Hellraiser's Clive Barker, Candyman stars Tony Todd and Virginia Masden and was a critical success upon its release. Since then it has gone to become a cult film, often cited as one of the best modern horror has to offer. But why?

They aim to misbehave. This week we're taking a look back at Joss Whedon's feature debut, the feature follow-up to cult sci-fi TV show Firefly, Serenity. Despite critical acclaim Serenity performed poorly at the box-office, but has since gone on to become a cult movie. But, why?

We're talking Elvis, comic books and the Tarantino scripted, Tony Scott directed True Romance this week. Starring Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette and a whole host of famous faces in a spectacularly impressive ensemble cast, True Romance was a success upon its release and has since gone on to earn a strong cult following, but why?

This week we're diving deep into the world of straight-to-video micor-budget horror with Alex Chandon's Cradle of Fear. Starring Dani Filth, of Cradle of Filth, Cradle of Fear homages the old Amicus portmanteau movies on the 60s and 70s, and received a lukewarm reception on release. Since then it's gone on to become a cult movie, but why?

This week we're taking a look back at Universal's classic monster movie, 1933's The Invisible Man. Directed by James Whale, starring Claude Rains in the iconic title role, and adapted from H G Welles' novel of the same name, The Invisible Man was revolutionary upon release and remains a cult classic to this day. But why?

It's off to the Old West this week with Mel Brooks' satire comedy Western Blazing Saddles. A critical and commercial success upon its release, Blazing Saddles has since gone on to become a beloved cult movie, but why?

So, following on from our episode last week (and the mini-ep), this week we're taking a look at Neil LaBute's 2006 remake, The Wicker Man. Starring Nicolas Cage in the Edward Woodward role, The Wicker Man 2006 is widely regarded as one of the worst films ever made. And yet it has a strong and loyal cult following. Why?

To celebrate 90 episodes we're talking our favorite and least favorite movie remakes and we'll be asking; are remakes ever really worth it?

We're being burned alive with The Wicker Man this week as we talking Robin Hardy's 1973 folk horror cult classic. Arguably one of the most influential and infamous horror films to have come out of Britain in, well, ever, The Wicker Man drew strong critical praise upon its release and has since gone on to become a cult classic, but why?

Thisss week we're talking all things 1997's creature feature Anaconda. Starring Jennifer Lopez, Jon Voight and Ice Cube (also sort of Eric Stoltz but not really) Anaconda was, inexplicably, a success upon its release and has since gone on to become a cult favorite... but why?