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 [email protected] 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

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!

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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!