John Travolta and writer-director Sylvester Stallone hit the jackpot at the box office, and struck out creatively with 1983’s Staying Alive, a hilariously terrible sequel to Saturday Night Fever.
Read MoreNicolas Cage attained perfection with the help of Holly Hunter, John Goodman and the Coen Brothers in the classic 1987 crime comedy Raising Arizona.
Read MoreDan McCoy of The Flop House joins us to talk two great films either helped or hindered by their stars - Blow Out and Peggy Sue Got Married!
Read MoreOur deep dive into the complete filmographies of John Travolta and Nicolas Cage continues with the sentimental time-travel comedy-drama that first made moviegoers sit up and say, “What the hell is that Nicolas Cage weirdo doing and why isn’t anyone stopping him?”, 1986’s Peggy Sue Got Married.
Read MoreNathan and Clint take on two very different sports movies — Travolta’s mechanical-bull-riding saga Urban Cowboy and the creakily ahistorical Nic Cage rowing flick The Boy in Blue!
Read MoreThe scorchingly sexy, perfectly cast John Travolta and Debra Winger are looking for love in all the wrong places in the fascinating if overlong 1980 sleeper hit Urban Cowboy.
Read MoreNicolas Cage played a legendary real-life Canadian sculler in the 1986 historical biopic The Boy in Blue, a movie that will make you ask questions like, “What the hell is sculling?” and “Why did Cage waste his time with this nonsense?
Read MoreAlonso Duralde talks about the end of Travolta’s hot streak in the ‘70s, and Cage’s most tooth-pullingest role yet!
Read MoreNicolas Cage got INTENSE playing a shattered Vietnam veteran in Alan Parker’s arty adaptation of William Wharton’s novel.
Read MoreJohn Travolta’s world class winning streak crashed head-first into a brick wall of terribleness, with his notorious first flop, the abysmal, sleep-inducing star-crossed romantic drama Moment by Moment, with a never-worse Lily Tomlin.
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