An FBI hunts a supernatural Zodiac-style killer in this offbeat horror film that features a high creep-out factor and unforgettable supporting turn from Cage.
Cage gives one of the year’s best performances in this subversive satire on the cult of celebrity and cancel culture from Sick of Myself director Kristoffer Borgli.
Cage stars as a Cayman Islands beach bum who has to protect his 11-year-old granddaughter from mafia goons in this fun but overplotted diversion.
Ezra Miller’s Barry Allen runs back through time and turns reality into spaghetti, but it’s Keaton’s old man Batman that gives The Flash its real sizzle.
This over-the-top splatterfest is campy fun, but Cage has limited screen time and the movie ultimately lacks bite.
Cage and young Ryan Kiera Armstrong are impressive in this straightforward western set among the mountains of Montana.
This new spin on Five Nights at Freddy’s offers just barely enough goofy Cage fun to justify a half-hour of painful exposition
Cage is genuinely fun as a sleazebag, pot-bellied trucker in this otherwise overwrought, undercooked melodrama
The actor stars as a lumberjack who exacts gruesome revenge on a sadistic religious cult in this wild new film from Panos Cosmatos
This offbeat, oddball thriller builds some vaguely Lynchian overtones but fails to lead anywhere interesting
This low-low-budget piece of dystopian post-apocalyptica starring Nicolas Cage provides only some fleeting campy fun
Nic Cage reprises his infamous Deadfall persona in the new straight-to-streaming thriller
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is the controversial NSA whistleblower in this new drama from director Oliver Stone
Joe is a startling return to form for director David Gordon Green, who made a splash with his debut feature, George Washington, back in 2000
The Croods is a solid-enough piece of caveman-themed eye candy from Dreamworks Animation following Madagascar 3
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance doesn’t have much to live up to but even by those standards, this one comes up short.
Drive Angry knows exactly what it is and delivers all the violence, sex, action, and attitude that we could expect
Season of the Witch might seem to legitimize the medieval witch hunting, or hey, take it a step further, the witch hunting in contemporary US politics
The problem with The Sorcerer’s Apprentice is the use of magic: every other scene features wizards casting spells at each other
Kick-Ass works on multiple levels, thanks to a loving, authentic feel for the genre and fluid direction by Vaughn
Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call – New Orleans is hugely entertaining, unexpectedly funny, with a fully wigged-out Nicolas Cage performance that mesmerizes
Cage is terrific in Knowing, which has one of the most effective scenes of terror ever seen in a film
Bangkok Dangerous is a woefully misconceived picture that is nevertheless good for some unintentional laughs
National Treasure: Book of Secrets reteams much of the cast and crew of the 2004’s National Treasure for virtually the same film