Through Nic and Thin

Hi, friends! Sorry for the delay on this, but please enjoy our tenth episode!! We're 10% of the way there. Oh god...ANYWAY, we watched what could be the best Nicolas Cage movie* - Raising Arizona (1987). Great performances all around well directed by the Coen brothers. 

*But, like, best movie as a movie...not best Nick Cage movie where he's doing his usual schtick*

Have you ever thought, "What if Back to the Future was way worse and had more Nic Cage?" If so, then you can go straight to hell. If not, then check out Peggy Sue Got Married (1986) anyway! This movie broke Hanna into a million little pieces. Is our mental stability slowly deteriorating due to the sheer quantity and regularity of one Nicolas Cage? Perhaps...listen and find out!

This week we watched the 1986 piece of garbage - The Boy in Blue. It's got everything! Bad acting? Yep! Bad writing? You bet your sweet ass! Plot holes? It's riddled with em! Enjoy us not give a fuck and slowly go insane. God's speed.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's Nicolas Cage's weirdest movie yet! He's basically the star of Birdy (1984), so give it a listen for an in depth analysis. It's long, but you won't be disappointed - I promise!

This week we overcame our technical difficulties and feasted our eyes on The Cotton Club (1984). Listen this week as Hanna rushes to catch a plane for biznuss and Steve rushes to get to Harlem for biznuss.

This week we talk about a period piece - Racing with the Moon (1984). Why is it called Racing with the Moon? Your guess is as good as ours! Listen this week for a special clip from what may turn out to be our favorite movie!

Apologies for the delay, we had some technical difficulties.

Nick Cage's fourth film, Rumble Fish, is super artsy - as you might expect for something directed by his uncle: the great Francis Ford Coppola. Listen this week as we get fancy and discuss art, mood, and maybe a butthole or two.

We watched Valley Girl (1983) - Nick Cage's first starring role! How exciting...for you. Listen to hear about audio quality (worse than our own), Nick Cage's living situation, and another movie that ends at the frickin prom.