Brock Wilbur joins us to talk about Travolta and Cage having fun (or not) with accents!
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In one of his more bewildering roles and films, Nicolas Cage is a totally late 1980s, Los Angeles version of a 1936 Italian solider in Ethiopia in 1989’s TIME TO KILL, a bona fide ITALIAN production built around its relentlessly contemporary, American star.
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Our epic deep dive into the complete filmographies of John Travolta and Nicolas Cage hits a dry spot in more ways than one with “The Dumb Waiter”, a Robert Altman-directed Harold Pinter adaptation where the Grease hunk plays a Cockney hitman, badly, in a predictably dry, theatrical and claustrophobic look at fate and fear.
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We Hate Movies’ Eric Szyszka joins us to talk about Cage reaching his final form and Travolta finding love in lycra!
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A hotshot Rolling Stone reporter covers the story of a lifetime—sexy people exercising and then fucking—in this scorchingly hot and unbelievably stupid John Travolta flop from the creative team behind Urban Cowboy with a mesmerizingly sexy turn from Jamie Lee Curtis.
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Our chronological deep dive into the complete filmographies of Nicolas Cage and John Travolta hits another cult classic in 1989’s Vampire’s Kiss, featuring arguably Cage’s most transcendently bonkers performance as a yuppie convinced he’s a vampire.
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Nicolas Cage is crazy, sexy motherfucker in Norman Jewison’s delightful, Oscar-winning 1987 romantic comedy classic Moonstruck, fromJohn Patrick Shanley, the Oscar, Pulitzer and Tony-winning mind behind Joe Versus the Volcano and also Doubt.
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You Must Remember This’ Karina Longworth joins us to talk about one very good Cage rom-com and one very bad Travolta one!
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Five years after Grease John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John reunited as sexy thieves in 1983’s Two of a Kind, a fantasy-comedy about God and the devil squaring off to determine the fate of humanity in a movie that failed as spectacularly as Grease succeeded.
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Sean Conroy joins us to talk about Travolta’s execrable Saturday Night Fever sequel and Cage’s glorious collab with the Coens!
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