Cage/Fight Podcast

In an episode with special guests from the Sweats and Suits podcast, we go through 2018's Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse (another Nic Cage animated feature) and returning champion Amos and Andrew.

It's the last match up of the semi finals and the victor here has a chance for ultimste glory! Who will win, the Bizkit performance of Woodstock '99 or the Durst directed 2019 film "The Fanatic?

One this episode with guest comedian Dana Ehrman, we finally see the film Next again, after it powered through to win it on the very first round of our bracket! It now goes up against one of Cage's first major roles: Birdy. Only one can be victorious, and who will it be? What? No.

It's the first match-up of the semifinals! Soulfly's Bleed (featuring the Durst himself) goes up against Korn's All in the Family (featuring the whole of the Bizkit). Who will go on to the finals for a shot at eternal Cage/Fight glory? Listen to find out.

We're back at it with another animated Cage film and a movie made by Gore Vidal, er Verbinski, one of the two. The Ant Bully is an animated film made by the same animation team as Jimmy Neutron, with Nicolas Cage in supporting role. The Weather Man is a live action drama about a depressed man's crumbling life. Who will win?

Back at you with more Fred Durst nonsense, this time with some a heavy Corey Feldman bend, we're covering the 2019 film the Fanatic and Corey Feldman's song Seamless, featuring the Durst. The winner advances to the semifinals!

It's gonna be a grand time on this episode with special guest Rodney Berry of American Arts and Culture Review. Together we tackle the 2010 film the Sorcerer's Apprentice, which also stars Jay Baruchel, and the 2013 Dreamworks film the Croods, with a sorta star-studded cast.

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Get ready to turn up as we review Bizkit's Woodstock '99 gig to the beautiful sounds of that very performance! It's up against Population 436, the film staring Fred Durst as a small town cop.

Guest @elizamuffins joins us for an exciting match-up as one of Nicolas Cage's most highly acclaimed films goes up against a certain pod member's favorite. Will the G-Force gang unfairly influence the election with the threat of violence? Will the fight for the future of the bracket cost anyone their hand? Their bride? Tune in to find out.

Continuing on in the second round of the Fred Durst Friday bracket, we review the movie Pauly Shore is Dead, which features Fred Durst in a small cameo, and the Korn song All in the Family, which prominently features Fred Durst.  Both are returning champs. How do we compare a movie to a song? Listen and find out.

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