Originally planned as an anthology series, Paramount's Friday the 13th franchise has become a hallmark of 80s slasher cinema. The second installment, released in April of 1981, introduces Jason, the presumed-dead son of part one's killer, Pamela Voorhees. After witnessing her death at the hands of one of her would-be victims, Jason continues his mother's work, killing anyone who dares set foot near Camp Crystal Lake. 

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ROUND 1.....FIGHT!

In preparation and celebration of the new Mortal Kombat Movie staring Lewis Tan coming to theaters and HBO Max this week, Jay and the NerdCage LIVE moderator Joe from FallenOneGaming take a 29 year trip down memory lane to sit down and discuss every Mortal Kombat video game and rank them worst to best. WARNING! Opinion of Jay's. Most likely different from yours, however here at NerdCage LIVE, we would love to know how you would rank all the games. Sound off in the comments below! FINISH HIM! Additional music written and composed by Dan Forden taken from all the Mortal Kombat Games.

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For this week's episode, we invited our friends Titangoji and Sean Barry from Shots of Japanese Cinema to reflect on Kimiyoshi Yasuda's 1966 classic, Daimajin. When a small village is taken over by a cruel warlord, its inhabitants call on the protection of a divine spirit, said to be trapped in a giant statue.

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2006's Inside Man holds the distinction of being Spike Lee's only heist film. Denzel Washington plays Detective Keith Frazier, a veteran NYPD detective, who enters into hostage negotiations with a clever bank robber, played by Clive Owen. When word of the hostage situation reaches the bank's founder (Christopher Plummer), he employs an artful power broker (Jodie Foster) to protect the secret contents of his safe deposit box from the robbery.

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Join us for this deep dive into Zack Snyder's Justice League (also known as the Snyder Cut) with our good friends Titangoji and Pete Mason from NewYorkStateMusic.com

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The Snyder Cut has finally arrived! Check out our first impressions of the movie in this brief SPOILER FREE review. 

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In this five-year anniversary lookback, we examine the merits and flaws of Zack Snyder's Batman v. Superman. Released as the second film in Warner Brothers' DCEU franchise, BvS opened to extremely mixed reviews, becoming one of the most divisive films in recent history. Snyder would later re-edit the film and release Batman v. Superman: The Ultimate Edition, adding over an hour of previously unreleased footage to the theatrical version. Join us as we compare and contrast both versions in anticipation of the upcoming release of Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max.

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Sometime in the late 1980s, a local New York music columnist would write an article exposing the violent street culture surrounding a growing crack epidemic. The popularity of that article would inspire a film script, and that script would ultimately emerge as New Jack City. Directed by Mario Van Peebles, New Jack City depicts the rise and fall of Nino Brown (Wesley Snipes), a small time hustler turned drug kingpin. Desperate to stop him, a headstrong detective puts together a task force that includes loose cannons Scotty Appleton (Ice-T) and Nick Peretti (Judd Nelson), who vow to get Brown off the streets at any cost.

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WARNING! THIS CLIP CONTAINS SPOILERS!! Special thanks to our friends Joshua Burris of Movie Aficionados and Will Blankemeier of Willd Band. Subscribe to their channels!!

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This week, we revisit Jackie Chan's breakthrough hit Rumble In The Bronx. Directed by Stanley Tong, the story revolves around Ma Hon Keung, a Hong Kong police officer, who travels to New York to attend his uncle's wedding. While there, he agrees to help a young lady (Anita Mui) manage the shop his uncle has just sold to her, and in doing so, invites trouble from both a local gang and an organized crime syndicate. Facing trouble from all sides, Keung must use his incredible kung fu skills to save the shop, his new friends, and himself. 

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