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Cage's Kiss: The Nicolas Cage Podcast

By: Linda Castro Donnie Roberts Adrian Smith
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  • Summary

  • The Nicolas Cage podcast that discusses the insanity and wisdom of the National Treasure one masterpiece at a time. We also go on fun non-Cage movie history tangents. We research Nic Cage so you don't have to.
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Episodes
  • Ep 111: Butcher's Crossing: Night of the Buff

    Ep 111: Butcher's Crossing: Night of the Buff
    Mar 18 2024

    What makes a man?! We don’t know. What makes a man want to slaughter buffalo? We still don’t know, but we watched and discussed Butcher’s Crossing. Enjoy all the bad “buff” jokes.
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    1 hr and 19 mins
  • The Flash (2023): Raining Dead Babies

    The Flash (2023): Raining Dead Babies
    Jan 22 2024

    We watched and discussed the 2023 film The Flash since (spoiler!) there’s a Nicolas Cage cameo.
    We talk about microwaving babies and the trouble with Ezra Miller, and we start beef with John Francis Daley. THAT’S RIGHT!
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    2 hrs and 14 mins
  • Episode 109 - Renfield: It's Not Delivery; It's Guillermo

    Episode 109 - Renfield: It's Not Delivery; It's Guillermo
    Nov 5 2023

    Linda would like to offer her sincerest apologies - this episode should have been posted a couple months ago, but chronic fatigue and a very busy work schedule have been kicking her ass.

    The CHUDS discussed the hits and misses of Renfield and how to fix it all.
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    1 hr and 32 mins
Art Entertainment & Performing Arts Comedy & Humour
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