Not even a fun premise and a talking parrot sidekick can save Nicholas Cage’s latest thriller from its low budget, general lethargy, and abject lack of craft.
Richard Stanley returns to feature filmmaking with a chilling, vibrant adaptation of the classic extraterrestrial horror story.
TIFF: Cage has his eyes on a rising horror auteur, but the actor said there was one kind of movie he’ll never do.
Nicolas Cage’s real-life treasure hunt brought him from Glastonbury to Rhode Island.
“Green Book” writer Nick Vallelonga won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay earlier this year.
Richard Stanley will direct the new film about a man whose family is dealing with an alien force that’s changing everything around them.
Anyone who’s seen Sion Sono’s prior work will have an easy time believing him.
Released 15 years ago this month, “Matchstick Men” remains the best example of Cage’s unique performance style.
The “Lord of War” co-stars are big fans of one another.
The “Mandy” star also explains why he’s frustrated by all the internet memes surrounding his performances.
The actor told IndieWire that he doesn’t expect to tackle the project now, but he has plenty of ideas about it.
“Ghost Rider” wasn’t the most “commercial concept,” but Cage says its box office would’ve been better if released in this golden age of superhero movies.
