American filmmaker John Waters is famously known for his controversial films, many of which are just as taboo today as they were in the '70s. A pioneer of provocative media, Waters specializes in counterculture as a subgenre and ideology for the films he directs. He's gained a significant cult following due to his outrageous yet uniquely reformative black comedy. While John Waters' icon status began for his purposefully objectionable film Pink Flamingos, he truly became known for his 1988 movie Hairspray. According to Waters, Tracy Turnblad's Hairspray narrative reflects his childhood growing up in racially segregated Baltimore. His last film released is the 2004 box office flop, A Dirty Shame. 64f2

Even though it was a failure at the box office, it seems as if Morbius is sure to become a camp classic. The power of cult classics, of course, is that they manage to attain a level of popularity that they struggled to attain when they originally aired.