#CageClub: The Nicolas Cage Podcast

Revisiting Vampire's Kiss, one of Nicolas Cage's best performances, is a treat. Join Joey, Mike, and Cara (of Wistful Thinking) as they discuss the insanity of this film, the intentional vs. unintentional confusing nature of plot points, the rampant sexism, the attractiveness (or unattractiveness) of Nicolas Cage (and David Hyde Pierce), whether or not this is an adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracul...

It's time to get animated... again! Well, more specifically, partially animated. Mike and Joey watched G-Force again and were joined by Cara Gael O'Regan of Wistful Thinking to talk about this film's similarities to True Lies, a preview of upcoming Wistful Thinking episodes, podcasts we'll never do, reflections on #ALLHISMOVIES, and more! Also in this episode, Mike coins the phrase "a backdoor Bin...

Mom and Dad is a movie we've been waiting to talk about for a long, long time. We had to bring in the big guns, which is why we called on Alamo Drafthouse programmer Greg MacLennan to discuss the greatest father/son moment in the history of film, Cage doing the hokey pokey, why we don't have more movies where Cage has a family, the mystery of the pajama kid, and (of course) the Sawzall. We also ta...

Do you (the) trust us to talk about The Trust again? We're headed back to Vegas, baby! (Again!) While killing time on this commentary, Joey and Mike get into a heated game of CageClub Bingo, cast the entire CageClub roster of movie stars in a Batman universe (which results in a movie we'd do anything to see), talk about Mike's troubled past with a certain dessert at diners, talk about why Emily Bl...

Since we've already seen Next, we can see more than two minutes into the future. Join us anyway! It's fun. Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

As we draw the curtains on 2017, Joey and Mike took some time to reflect on "the year that was" for Nicolas Cage. While there weren't as many movies released as we would have liked -- even though three would be a pretty remarkable number for most other actors -- we got three more strong Cage performances, a sequel to one of Cage's craziest movies of all-time, and a new contender to that title. Als...

Knowing the twist at the end of Matchstick Men doesn't make re-watching it any less enjoyable. Just take your shoes off, please. On this commentary, there's more inaccurate discussion about future podcasts (ones that are no longer happening), plus the coining of our signature catchphrase: "Just like in The Family Man!" Also, there's more #CageClub Bingo and a Marco Kyris sighting before we had any...

Two Nicolas Cages, two viewings of Adaptation... if you do the math right, that's four times the Cage! More importantly, this episode introduces the idea of #CageClub movie bingo, which totally changes the nature of these revisited episodes (in a very good way), and which is great to play with or without our commentaries! (Also, an editor's note: apologies for some audio/breathing things here. I p...

Re-watching It Could Happen to You gives Joey and Mike the ability to gush over how cute this movie is and how great Bridget Fonda is, all over again! On this episode, Joey and Mike begin a game that they'll carry over to Watch the Theron, Mike learns about the real history of MasterCard, and more! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're di...

Upon first viewing? Amos and Andrew: racist! Upon second viewing? Still racist! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

Now that we've seen this twice, we'll never forget just how bleak The Weather Man really is. Get depressed! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

Nothing will keep Sailor and Lula apart. It's time to revisit Wild at Heart, the big winner at the #CageClub Awards! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

It's time to go back to 1983 -- again -- to cross over into the Valley and hide in a bathroom. It's time to watch Valley Girl! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant...

We've been waiting on Vengeance: A Love Story since its U.K. release nearly six months ago. Maybe we should have kept waiting.

We already know that in Seeking Justice, the hungry rabbit jumps. But what happens when the hungry rabbit jumps... again? Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

What happens when two people who kind of secretly love Trespass show it to someone who's never seen it before? Let's crack the motherlode together! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

Superman Lives (once again) as we watch The Death of "Superman Lives": What Happened? for a second time! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

We're kicking off #CageClub Revisited in the same place we started #CageClub Classic (is this what we're calling it now?): with the 1981 TV pilot for The Best of Times! Note: Our #CageClub Revisited episodes are meant to be listened to while watching the movie we're discussing, a la a director's commentary. If you want our more "insightful" episode about this movie, head into our archives!

The only downside to Inconceivable is that it doesn't have a whole ton of Cage in it. The rest? Oh boy, the rest is absolute peak madness, anchored by two actresses trying to out-crazy one another. If you like Lifetime movies, buckle in -- you're in for a ride.

Marco Kyris was Nicolas Cage's stand-in for 19 films between 1994 and 2005 -- far and away the best decade of Cage's career, and one of the best in film history. Marco was kind enough to share stories about every film he was in, stories from set, and movies that almost were. Listen for great tales about Batman and Robin, Superman Lives, David Caruso, Patricia Arquette, Angelina Jolie, James Gandol...

We're kicking off 2017 with a brand new Cage movie! It's not very good, but hey! It's a new Cage movie (and maybe even a sequel to Deadfall)!

The best part of an average movie is still a part worth talking about -- especially when it's played by Nicolas Cage! Join us as we enter the semi-fictional realm of Snowden!

The wait for the next great Nicolas Cage movie is over. Army of One is Cage's best movie since Joe, and his funniest movie since Raising Arizona!

It's a Dog Eat Dog world out there! I'm not positive I know what that phrase means, but it almost surely has nothing to do with this movie!

Nicolas Cage is back (just in time for Veterans Day) to find himself in shark-infested waters. All hands on deck! It's time for USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage!