Nicolas Cage is an enigma. Whether it be his choice of wigs or his choice of body tattoos, Cage has turned the heads of many a person, but nothing speaks louder about his antics than his film roles. Due to his versatile filmography, Cage’s roles have garnered a wide range of responses, from acclaim to snide remarks to Internet meme infamy.  Yet, among younger audiences, the consensus still tends... 

I was very tempted to pick something different this week as the pick of the week. After all, Drive Angry looks like great B-movie exploitation, while some of the John Wayne movies (and A Clockwork Orange) are classics. Ultimately, I just couldn’t pass up the appeal of Psych, which takes pot shots at classics like John Wayne movies. The fifth season of Psych finally delivered the long-promised Twin... 

All hell breaks loose when John Milton (Nicolas Cage) escapes his supernatural prison to chase down the Satanic cult that murdered his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter. With only a young southern firecracker named Piper (Amber Heard) at this side, Milton must fight his way through a variety of obstacles to get to the man responsible: Piper’s cheating boyfriend, the cultist killers and a corrupted... 

Who do you think would win in a fistfight? An angry Nicolas Cage or the bizarre punchlines of the Farrelly brothers? This weekend in theaters we’re going to find out, as a Farrelly brothers sophomoric comedy goes up against a 3-D spectacle, and nobody wins but the Oscar movies that get one last hurrah before the Awards season comes to a close this weekend. Drive Angry 3-D is Nicolas Cage’s second... 

This week sees the revenge of the senior citizens. After my past ageism comments about romantic comedies for the older set, I’m happy to give Red a positive review. It just goes to show: romantic comedies equals creepy, action comedies equals win. We look at the second and third of John Carpenter’s “apocalypse trilogy” with special guest, Mark Noble, who returns to the show... 

Each week we take note of some stories circling the Internet that for some reason, whether it be time or fate or lack of personal interest, we don’t wind up covering on the site. By the end of the week, we wind up with a bunch of tabs open on our browsers and newsreaders that just end up sitting there waiting for more attention. Here’s our attempt to put them to some use, allowing us to close the...