Late Night (Nic) Cage Fight

Our Cagefighters return for a super sexy ménage à trois to discuss Nicolas Cage's Sonny (2002). Although Cage appears briefly, he's been handed the DIRECTOR'S CHAIR from which he's ordering James Franco an all-you-can-f*ck buffet! YUM! That's right: Nic Cage's one and only directed film is full of steamy sex, withering dreams, and mommy issues. So, kick back and listen to us talk about anime and sex (in that order), followed by a deep dive into Sonny and what we think the film says about Nic Cage as an artist.  07:00 - Anime We're Watching 16:22 - Reece's Sex Labyrinth Story 22:40 - Shawn's New Orleans Sex Story 27:42 - The Nic List  33:46 - Movie Discussion 1:07:40 - Our Ratings Our next Nic Cage film review will be Adaptation (2002). ---------------------------------------- Hey, have you noticed we're AD FREE? Support us at buymeacoffee.com/latenightcagefight. We'll give you a shout out on the podcast and maybe more. Your donations can help us pay for podcast hosting and editing services. Thanks and don't forget to CAGE OUT!

We're talking Nic Cage in Windtalkers from 2002: a patriotic reunion with director John Woo that promises massive explosions, stabbings, friendly fire, psychological trauma, racism, and more confusion about who to kill on the WWII battlefield. We also find the historical accuracy to be a bit suspect. Join us Cagefighters as we dive deep into the story and production of Windtalkers, our reviews of the film, and of course some spicy, bee-tastic Nicolas Cage news!  Our next film review will be Sonny (2002): Nic Cage's directorial debut starring James Franco. Hey, have you noticed we're AD FREE? Support us at buymeacoffee.com/latenightcagefight. We'll give you a shout out on the podcast and maybe more. Your donations can help us pay for podcast hosting and editing services. Thanks and don't forget to CAGE OUT!

Nicolas Cage demonstrates how to win over a town after invading, pillaging and forcing yourself on to the doctor's sexy daughter. How, you ask? JUST PLAY THEM THE MANDOLIN! Don't miss our sizzling review of Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001) about Italians, Greeks and Germans trying to find companionship in the downtime between the murder that's happening because it's WWII. Nic Cage stars as Captain Corelli opposite Penelope Cruz, whose character becomes incredibly confused after her husband, played by Christian Bale, suddenly returns from the war he'd joined to die and reincarnate as Batman -- only to find out he's been replaced by a steamy hunk with a mandolin! So romantic and sensual. Hey, why are people suddenly getting their limbs blown off? As always, we discuss Nicolas Cage news followed by a review of this cinematic wonder. Like what we're doing? Follow us on Facebook and visit niccagefight.com Our next Nic Cage review will be Windtalkers (2002).

We FINALLY watched Uncle Francis Coppola's 2019 RECUT of The Cotton Club! The OG film was first discussed in Season 1 Episode 4 of Late Night Cage Fight. However, Cagefighter Steve famously refused to watch it. That all changed tonight, friends. How does the new cut compare? More tap-dancing, mobster shoot-outs... MORE JAZZ? Take a journey with us back to 1930-something as we discuss our thoughts on this restored musical crime drama starring Richard Gere, Diane Lane, and NICOLAS CAGE! That's right... he's in it too!   Our next Nic Cage review will be Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001).

It's our 50th episode, and we're celebrating with a retrospective of Nicolas Cage's first film (credited as Cage) "Valley Girl"! We watched the 2003 mini-documentary "20 Totally Tubular Years Later," featuring interviews with Cage, his co-stars, and the creators of the 1980s classic. If that's not enough Cage, we also wax poetic on Nic Cage's continued influence on our lives and podcast. If you've been with us for awhile, we invite you to listen to this candid -- and slightly unhinged -- 50TH EPISODE!! Viva El Cage!!

A guest Cagefighter joins the fray to discuss Nic Cage's recent horror offerings in 2024! We go deep like the snap-happy creatures in Arcadian, and then we get WEIRD with our extensive discussion of Cage as a serial killer in Longlegs. There are many surprises in this episode, so give it a listen. And check back for more Nicolas Cage movie review episodes COMING SOON! Find us at niccagefight.com. Jack into the Cageverse and join our Discord!

You wouldn't steal a car. You wouldn't steal the Declaration of Independence. You definitely wouldn't illegally download Gone in 60 Seconds from the high seas and review it for science and/or comedy. Yes, you guessed correctly. We the Cagefighters review Nicolas Cage's first film of the 21st century -- his car heist smash hit that feels forever stuck in the 90s. Did we like it? Did we love it? Listen and find out. But make it quick, I can hear the fuzz coming.

Nicolas Cage teams up with Martin Scorsese to create one of the weirdest works of EMT fiction to ever hit the big screen. We're talking about 1999's "Bringing Out the Dead," which stars Cage as a burned-out paramedic in Manhattan who is haunted by the patients he failed to save. On the plus side, he does get to drink and do drugs on the job, so we're really not sure what he's complaining about. If only SOMEONE would FIRE HIM, DAMMIT! Just like our next episode, that apparently must wait until next week. Next up will be our review of "Gone in 60 Seconds." Find us at niccagefight.com

Cagefighter Steve and Reece share a birthday only five days apart of the same year of our lord Nicolas Cage: 1988. To celebrate, Cagefighter Steve selected horror/mystery Happy Death Day (2017) for this Cageless movie review episode. Cagefighter Reece soon realizes Cagefighter Steve actually wants him dead.  

Have you ever wanted to buy the most deplorable pornography you can imagine from a man beneath the subway? Have you ever wondered how much it would cost to crowdfund a REAL snuff film? (1st world problems, I know.) If you answered YES to either question, then this may be the review for YOU! So switch your cybertruck to autopilot, crank that Vision Pro volume to EARBLEED, and relax with us while we talk Nicolas Cage's role in the 1999 thriller 8MM.  We Cagefighters were admittedly delighted and disturbed by this tragic tale of porno deep dives, one-percenter torture fantasies, and revenge murder. Hear our thoughts and concerns, and please someone get us in touch with a good therapist for the love of god. 

Calling all CAGE-KIDS! Introducing our VERY FIRST episode of KIDDIE CAGE, where we talk about Nic Cage KIDS MOVIES -- and just in time for CHRISTMAS! Finishing off our Christmas in Cage marathon, you'll hear your pals THE CAGELOVERS and some super special SURPRISE GUESTS talk about what they think of this amazing CHRISTMAS CLASSIC! What's so great about Nicolas Cage's "A Christmas Story"? Grab your hot chocolate and get cozy by the fire! You're about to experience a review show LIKE NEVER BEFORE! What are you waiting for? PRESS PLAY!  

We've finally made it to the millennium! Hear our rambling takes on Nic Cage's "The Family Man" (2000).  Ever wonder what it's like to wake up from your life as a filthy rich Wall Street banker to a life of poverty, shame and... CHILDREN? Nicolas Cage stars in this Christmas-themed episode of "Outer Limits" that's stretched out to two hours and filled with super sappy love scenes and Don Cheadle as some kind of timelord.  We also discuss Nic Cage's recent announcement that he plans to step away from acting to focus on being a REAL family man. And we also drop some hints about our next episode, which is sure to be something special. Thanks for listening to Late Night Cage Fight!

Happy Cage-Giving, friends. 'Tis the season for a Cage-y trip down the horrid holiday lane. The first movie of our holiday bunch we subjected our sanity to was St. Nic's 1994 "Trapped in Paradise" -- a Christmas movie so hard to watch it's like being trapped with John Travolta in Hell. Hear us riff on the movie that also stars John Lovitz and Dana Carvey and ask questions about the meaning of life. Why, Nic Cage, why? Was this a "Mandy" prequel? Krampus origin story? The world will never know. But it doesn't matter, because Earth is just one small planet in the vast, infinite Cageverse. 

With our first contender for the season's crown, "Snake Eyes" rolls in our laps like a pair of Cage testicle props from "Prisoners of the Ghostland". Join the Cagefighters for a spirited review of this classic boxing/gambling/Mission Impossible-esque thriller starring our hero of space and time. But not before we force Cagefighter Steve to experience the new trailer for A24's upcoming movie starring Nic Cage called, "Dream Scenario," which will release this month! Tune in for our thoughts on "Snake Eyes" and follow us on social media or visit our website at NicCageFight.com. Are you a Cage fan with an opinion? Email your thoughts to latenightcagefight@gmail.com and maybe we'll give you a shout-out. Cage Out!

We sell our souls to The Devil this Halloween for a flaming skull and one *totally trippendicular* motorcyle! We're talking about GHOST RIDER, baby, which so happens to be Nicolas Cage's initiation into the Marvel cinematic universe. We share our thoughts on the movie and on Cage's performance, and why we think Cage should be in EVERY super(anti)hero movie EVER. So SMASH that play button and prepare to get Penance Stared for 47 minutes.

The Cagefighters took a year off to recover from seeing The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. Now we're back for another season of Cage movies, beginning with this back-the-blue post-Katrina favorite, Bad Lieutenant. In this film, Nic Cage plays a bad lieutenant and we talk about it. The Cageverse never dies, baby.

Director Kevin Lewis -- known for the Gonzo Cage-Horror Willy's Wonderland -- delivers a twisted vision of elder care gone wrong in The Accursed. And with demons, witches, and hot librarians, what's not to love? Hear our thoughts on the movie and why we think it's not okay to spew black blood on your nurse, or eat apples from a stranger's kitchen. The Accursed is now available on streaming. Cageless is our special series where we discuss movies not involving or, in this case, only "tangentially-related" to the art and legacy of Nicolas Cage. Thanks for listening and Happy Halloween!  

We're back from hiatus with our Season Finale Cage Fight featuring our guest "Cagelord" Melissa from the AMAZING horror-punk band The Tomb of Nick Cage! Listen now and find out which of the following films has won its eternal rest in the Official LNCF Cageverse: Deadfall It Could Happen to You Leaving Las Vegas The Rock Con Air Face/Off Check out The Tomb of Nick Cage at https://thetombofnickcage.com/ or listen now on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, or wherever kickass punk music is sold! And if you like this episode, visit us on Facebook or niccagefight.com!

Our Face/Off discussion rounds out the second and final part of our epic review of these classic Nic Cage movies. We do have some firsts in this episode including how we will ultimately decide the winner. Listen to the end to find out how! Also check out the Brady Bros podcast -- the BEST Brady Bunch review show available anywhere, Marcia! Oh, and stay tuned for our review of Cage's recent "Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent."

The showdown of the century in two acts. We begin with an epic discussion of Nicolas Cage's iconic and endlessly meme-able Con Air. There's really not much more to say about it. It's a movie that deserves its own religion and blow-dryer products. Will it hold out against the amazing Face/Off? Check out Part II to find out! *Correction: Tommy Lee Jones's voice is NOT in Con Air. IMDB says it is Powers Boothe, though it is unconfirmed and he is uncredited.

Nicolas Cage recently gave one of Reddit's best "Ask Me Anythings" of all time. Cagefighter Reece picks 21 of his favorite questions and asks the other fighters to guess how they think our favorite actor answered. Points are then awarded in a sloppy game show format! We also discuss what's coming up for our podcast, as well as Cage's "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent" that debuts this week! Find us on Facebook and send us a message for free stickers or Cagey fan-service.

We're Back: A Cagefighter Tale! We've survived the Omichronic New Year to return with another Nicolas Cage Movie Battle as part of The Golden Age of Cage! Hear our hot takes on 90s movies City of Angels (a "turn-and-burn" Meg Ryan romance according to CF Steve) versus Leaving Las Vegas -- a heartwarming story about some bad decisions. (Actually, we all discovered it's a soul-crippling descent into depression.) Next up, we will review Con Air vs. Face/Off!! Message us on Facebook for a free oversized sticker! (If you are listening while driving: there are sirens from an ambulance in the background audio during the first half of the recording. Please do not be alarmed!)

We relive Nicolas Cage's second-best* Christian film Season of the Witch (2011) while playing a shoehorned Halloween truth-or-dare game. Cagefighter Steve argues the movie is a strong defense of the Crusades, while Shawn ponders whether he is a witch or a devil. You'll also hear a true account of a ghost encounter. Happy Halloween!   *Cage's #1 Christian film is Left Behind, duh! 

Hear our full review of the new Nicolas Cage "weird western" action flick Prisoners of the Ghostland! We discuss the movie plot, Cage's whacko performance, Mad Max/Borderlands cosplay, behind the scenes, and more. PLUS stick around after the show to hear about Cagefighter Reece's near-death bodyboarding experience. (Skip to 60:00 mark)

Hear our full in-depth review of Nicolas Cage's critically-acclaimed truffle thriller PIG (2021) directed by Michael Sarnoski! We discuss our thoughts on Cage's performance, the film's relationship with Portland's stable-to-table food mafia, and our reactions to the upcoming Nicolas Cage gonzo flick Prisoners of the Ghostland. Spoilers start at 20:00. 

It's time for more cage-fighting as we've now entered The Golden Age of Cage! While you may be familiar with Michael Bay's music video movie The Rock (1996), find out why Kiss of Death (1995) is absolutely worth a watch with Nic Cage portraying "a really bad dude." You'll also hear Nicolas Cage news, our own personal updates and more.  Oh, and send us a message on Facebook if you want a sticker with invisible Bill Gates microchips. They are free and bring us all closer to Cage. 

We're officially making a Marvel pivot with the announcement of Cageless Marvel, our sub-sub-podcast forever trapped in the bowels of the internet at the end of time. We low-key talk Loki  now available on Disney+, and discuss its story, characters, and potential impact on the MCU, with thorough explanations for Reece the Marvel Virgin. We also prune Steve.  Stay tuned for more Cage with Kiss of Death vs. The Rock!

The Cagefighters go HOG WILD over the latest trailer to drop like fresh manure on the Cage Farm: Michael Sarnoski's "Pig" scheduled for release July 2021. Hear our thoughts and squeals in this mini-episode.

Cagefighters stress out over two romantic Cage comedies with graphic scenes of financial elder abuse: Guarding Tess and It Could Happen to You. Steve, Reece and Shawn dig deep into the mind of Nicolas Cage and try to understand the man behind the myth, as we continue our journey through The Golden Age of Cage!  Also, listen to find out how you can get Late Night Cage Fight exclusive STICKERS mailed to your door -- for FREE! If you like our comedy podcast, check out our friends The Brady Bros on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0J5UyJoBtbqe5X94GPFwUH

Continuing our deep dive into Disney’s baffling choice to exclude the world’s greatest entertainer from their spandex-clad mega-franchise, our latest episode of Cageless (or should we call it Into the Cageverse?) discusses Marvel’s latest Disney+ series: Falcon and the Winter Soldier!  Tune in to find out how Sam and Bucky deal with a post Steve Rogers world and with timely issues like terrorism, systematic racism and best practices for operating a nautical themed business. Just how much could this series be improved if Ol' St. Nicolas took over for everyone’s favorite Star Spangled Man with a Plan? We may never know, but we'll still talk about it!

The Cagefighters kick off Season 3 with two AMAZING, action-packed Nicolas Cage films from the 90s: Red Rock West and Deadfall! ONE of these nearly impossible to find gems of Cage will earn the right to compete for the championship. Follow us on Facebook and find out what Cage-licious movies we'll battle in our next exciting episode, plus check out our Cageless series where we dive inside movies Cage should have been in, dammit!

Satanic animatronics are slaughterin' kids again up at Willy's? Who you gonna call?  CAGEFIGHTERS. Warriors of the Cage! We talk a lot about the recent Gonzo Nic Cage release Willy's Wonderland (2021) -- where a muted Nicolas Cage is forced to pantomime for 90 minutes. Cue shots of furious cleaning, pinball, graphic violence, and sweet sweet soda guzzling. We share our impressions of this B-movie disasterpiece before the episode quickly descends into chaos.  Stay tuned for more Late Night Cage Fight! Our next episode will be the Season 3 Premiere! 

Why isn't Nicolas Cage in WandaVision? We team up with fellow podcast host, comic shop owner, writer, and Super Knowledge Man Jordan Lowe to ask the tough questions about this intriguing series that's the best thing on Disney+ since Dunston Checks In 2: Orang-aTAT-TAT-TAT. Shawn revels in his supreme knowledge of everything Marvel, which causes Reece to question his life choices. We discuss our favorite sitcoms and try to predict future events that may or may not unfold in WandaVision. So drop in to our small gated community, kick back and ignore the static. We're taking a ride on the wild side.  Jordan Lowe joins us from KA-POW! The Pop-Cultured Podcast. Check out more of his work at SoProComics.com. Oh, and stay tuned for Season 3 of Late Night Cage Fight. We have lots more movie madness coming your way!

Nicolas Cage hosts a foul-mouthed exposé of modern culture's filthiest swear words, their histories retold by guest comedians and academics. This show was so offensive, we've decided to offer this special Late Night Cage Fight Review in a G-Rated format for younger and/or sensitive listeners. We first react to IGN's Willy's Wonderland movie trailer before discussing what's ahead for Cage in 2021. But the real kicker is our slow realization that we are superheroes in a scripted sitcom out of the 1950s, and something just doesn't seem right in the Cageverse... (Yes, we're talking WandaVision too, so you'd better have a listen!)

Happy New Year, now let's rewind back to Christmas time!  In this late-release Cageless episode, we talk about one of our favorite holiday movies ever: Jingle All the Way (1996) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad and Anakin Skywalker. You'll also hear about some of our favorite toys growing up, and the truth about Steve's childhood. We mention what's ahead in Season 3 of Late Night Cage Fight with a whole lot more Cage just around the corner! Hasta la vista. 

What do you get when you throw a bunch of action movies in a blender (especially Mortal Kombat), then add Nic Cage and Tony Jaa kicking serious alien ass? Jiu effin' Jitsu. Find out why the upcoming Jiu Jitsu is your new guilty pleasure martial arts flick -- a movie that can't decide whether it belongs in an honorable dojo, or as eternal reruns on the Syfy Channel. We talk about our first impressions of the movie, Nic Cage's role as Wylie, the comic versus the movie, and we decide just what exactly is... a jiu jitsu. (Spoiler Warning at 33:00.) Jiu Jitsu will be released on November 20. Visit our web site at NicCageFight.com - Nic Cage News (5:50)- Jiu Jitsu Review (10:30)- Nic Cage's 1st Fight Scene (37:00)- Comic Book Discussion (51:35)- Podcast Updates (1:09:36)

We're talking WICKERED MEN: Nicolas Cage (2006) and Scottish Nicolas Cage (1973) -- two men who will combine inside a wickered effigy to rise again from the flames, reborn as Ghost Riders. We discuss both Wicker Man movies and a whole lot more in this super casual Halloween special. It's also the only place you'll find (un)official Wicker Man ASMR.  Legal disclaimer: we take no responsibility for any curse that may spread to you while listening to this, but please wear a wicker mask. Trust us, we are neo-politicians. 

A new Cagelord appears. His name is Cagelord Zack from A Cry 4 Help podcast. Five Cage Movies. Five Cagefighters. One winner will enter our eternal Bee Cage of Fame. This season finale battles all of the winning movies from Season 2 in a courtroom style debate with the winner decided by the invincible Cagelord. Which film will he choose? Also, an old friend returns. New friends question their loyalties. We look ahead to the future. Movies discussed in this episode: Wild at Heart Raising Arizona Vampire's Kiss Amos & Andrew Zandalee Follow us on Facebook for more crazy Cage-worthy mayhem!

In our second episode of Cageless, we again wander outside the Cageverse to slip into a mesmerizing folk horror fever dream from 2019 called Midsommar. Continuing the conversation from Ari Aster's previous film, Hereditary, we examine the various elements that make up this twisted Pagan cult movie and why we love it. Yes, we do mention similarities to The Wicker Man. Why the hell wasn't our beloved Nicolas in Midsommar dressed as a bear? Follow us on Facebook for details on our upcoming Season Finale and how to view it. Want more Cageless? Let us know what movies you'd like us to watch by leaving a comment on our page.

It's the last VERSUS episode before the CAGE FIGHT FINALE!  The Cagefighters give you all your favorite Nic Cage updates, followed by a rundown of two COMEDIES for a change. In Honeymoon in Vegas, Nic Cage puts his almost wife Sarah Jessica Parker up as collateral in an obviously rigged poker game. When he loses, he realizes he won't be getting any sex in this city. In Amos & Andrew, underage girl chaser Nicky Amos Cage is given another chance at freedom when Samuel L'Andrew Jackson is mistaken for an ANTIFA home invader. While holding Jackson at gunpoint, Cage attempts to solve the problems of racism in this knee-slapper of a movie you will just cherish forever.  (RIP Chadwick Boseman)

The first part of our new Special Series: Cageless! We're stepping outside the Cageverse to examine movies WITHOUT Nicolas Cage. In this episode, we examine Ari Aster's first feature film, Hereditary -- a supernatural horror flick that's so good it's still haunting us.  Join us for an extensive discussion about Ari Aster and A24, behind the scenes, a full synopsis, our interpretations of the story, the legacy of Hereditary, and more.  (After 14:00, all music and ambient noise produced by Cagefighter Reece.)

Choose your Cage: Mustachioed Stalker or Helicopter Pilot! In this episode, Cagefighters watch the uncomfortable and trashy New Orleans stalker flick Zandalee (1991) followed by the dollar bin version of "Top Gun with Helicopters" known as Fire Birds (1990)! Nicolas Cage ignites our hearts in both, but alas only one winner may be chosen. Listen to find out which movie moves on to the finals! (4:40) Zandalee Nic List (11:30) Steve's Character Comparisons (15:30) Zandalee Synopsis & Discussion (42:02) Fire Birds Nic List  (44:38) Steve's Character Comparisons (46:20) Fire Birds Synopsis & Discussion  (67:50) Cage Fight!  (82:44) Winner & Next Movies   

We're officially in the 90s now.   The Cagefighters bring back a problematic and untimely Cage-tastic Italian war movie from the dead: "Time to Kill." Next, we examine David Lynch's attempts to tame Cage's wild heart when his character is on the run from Mama's bloodthirsty bounty hunters...in between long bouts of sex, heavy metal slam dancing, and Nic Cage singing! We also introduce Cagefighter Matt in this episode -- the man who originally inspired this podcast after creating Nicolas Cage Appreciation Night (NCAN). Listen to find out which movie will compete in our upcoming Cage Fight season finale!

The Cagefighters pit the next two comedies from the 80's against the other: Moonstruck (1987), an Italian-American romance Cagefighter Steve calls, “The Cher/Nicolas Cage cougar-bait film of the last millennium,” versus Vampire’s Kiss (1989) – one of Cage’s most batty and meme-ified roles. It’s also Nic Cage as a vampire hunter who is hunting himself because… he’s, well, a vampire, duh. Cagefighter Shawn discusses deleted scenes from The Color Out of Space and Reece delivers a sultry Nic List. Find out which Cage movie wins in the end! Our next two films will be Time to Kill and Wild at Heart.  As an added bonus for our listeners, each instance of the word Cher in this episode has been auto tuned.

The Cagefighters crawl deep into a well of Lovecraftian horrors to uncover the truth about Nic Cage's most recent movie role in this year's The Color Out of Space. Hear spicy comparisons between the original short story and the film, plus a wonderful recap of this shocking body-horror plot that Cagefighter Steve could only describe as, "The best Superman origin story gone wrong." With another Gonzo-Cage masterpiece in the bag, what does this mean for our beloved wolf-warrior, St. Nicolas? What happened to Cagefighter Kevin? Yes, there are spoilers. Listen if you dare...  

In Season 2, the Cagefighters will force two movies to face/off against one another in each episode leading up to our season finale. This pre-pandemic episode covers Cage's lover-boy role opposite Kathleen Turner in the 1986 time-travel romance Peggy Sue Got Married. Next, hear the Cage Crew's take on the Coen Brothers' Crime Comedy Raising Arizona -- the first Hollywood movie where our treasured movie star is apparently forced to truly act.  Plus, you'll learn fun facts about these Cage-tastic masterpieces along the way and discover which will ascend towards the throne of eternal greatness.

Are you tired of that damn Carole Baskin ruining your quarantine? There's only one man that can save us all... Nic Cage has been confirmed to play Joe Exotic in a scripted Tiger King series. In this special episode, we give our impressions of the smash-hit docuseries, what we hope it means for Cage, plus you'll hear what we've been up to during this pandemic and the future of the podcast. 

In this post-finale End-of-Decade Podcast, CAGEFIGHTERS share updates on upcoming Nic Cage movies before engaging in a spirited discussion of the 2018 Panos Cosmatos film, "Mandy," and the future of "Gonzo" Nic Cage cinema. Stay tuned for Season 2!  (7:03) Shawn Watches Birdie(10:56) Reece's UFO Story(13:33) Color Out of Space Preview(16:20) Mandy Review 

The Cagelord Hath Spoken... LNCF's first 2-Hour season finale! Our heroic CAGEFIGHTERS reveal their top pick for best Nic Cage movie of his first 5. But can they convince Cagelord Shawn to christen their choice for eternal rest in our Bee Cage of Fame? Discover our first winner, plus a smorgasbord of sponsored products that are just amazing and a long tortuous analysis of the films that we've all been replaying in our nightmares these last few months. (If you're reading this you now have a bird-based mental illness.) You'll also have to listen to the ENTIRE epic podcast to find out which movie we're watching in our upcoming surprise Post-Finale Episode! (It's Mandy.)  #RockHard

After a brief "catch-up-on-CAGE" (including marriage, divorce and a bizarre karaoke clip), the CAGEFIGHTERS dive HEADFIRST into the FINAL review of the season -- The Boy in Blue (1986), a ROCKY clone chronicling the career of Canadian sculler/rower/tribal scalper Ned Hanlan set in the late 1800s. We discuss how ST. NIC tackles this role with verve & alcoholism, uninspired rowing, clothing sex, and ultimately getting cage-fished. Finally, we discuss our expectations for the upcoming FIVE FILM FACE/OFF FINALE (or simply... Cage Fight). Which legendary movie do you think will enter our SEASON 1 CAGE of FAME? Let us know or go ahead and BUGGER OFF!

Welcome to our first CAGE DOUBLE FEATURE review, where we stumble through Francis Ford Coppola's forgettable jazz-gangster flick Cotton Club followed by a thorough review of the disturbing, furry-friendly Birdy. Actually, we never thought a movie would send us deep into a sordid discussion of human/animal sex, or of Nic Cage's fascination with grabbing boobies, but then we've never seen a movie quite like Birdy. Thankfully there are probably laws against this kind of thing now. Things go off the rails towards the end, but we decided to keep it all in. Don't forget to check out Steve's Princess Mononoke music video mentioned in the podcast. No furries were harmed in the making of this episode. Additional Music used:Aurora by Jonny EastonLink: https://youtu.be/Ct44WnxlPC0Check out his channelLink: https://www.youtube.com/jonnyeaston Next film on our list: The Boy in Blue (1986)