If these descriptions didn't already make it obvious, when it comes to excellent recent Cage flicks that pair out-there premises with excellent performances from their leading man, both Mandy and Color Out of Space sit at the top of the pile. The other initially puts him in kooky dad mode, until a strange meteor unleashes mayhem and monsters - and Cage's unhinged best, of course - on a rural property. One features Cage as a heartbroken lumberjack wreaking havoc with a chainsaw while chasing down demonic bikers. Consider this the viewing marathon you didn't know you needed. That's a lot of flicks to choose from, so we've picked out 26 of his weirdest, wildest and most wonderful films, paired them up in double features, and basically planned out your next 13 nights of movie-watching. Indeed, there's plenty to watch from his 100-plus on-screen credits. He's the type of actor that no one wants to stop watching and, for better and for worse, his mighty prolific career just keeps delivering more and more movies.Ĭurrently got a Cage-sized itch that desperately needs scratching? Don't we all, and always. That's the thing about Cage - sometimes his films are fantastic, sometimes they're terrible, but he's always compellingly, intoxicatingly watchable. The same applies to Cage playing Cage as well, naturally. And if you haven't witnessed him chase a terrible CGI white jaguar around a hijacked ship, fight space ninjas, battle demonic animatronics and seek revenge over a stolen pig, well, you know you now want to after reading that sentence. If you haven't watched Nicolas Cage pour a bottle of vodka over himself while growling with sorrow and menace, have you truly lived? If you haven't seen him milk an alpaca, get creepy about eating peaches or lend his voice to a black-and-white film noir-style Spider-Man (yes, really), then you probably should ask yourself the same thing.
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