Nicolas Cage isn't nuts enough in the fitfully demented Prisoners Of the Ghostland

Post-apocalyptic action film lets the actor say overwrought things but isn’t campy enough to be camp.

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★★★☆☆ Sion Sono’s debut film in the English language is an East-meets-West genre medley centred on the hero monomyth, and crucially the samurai m...

Sion Sono's East-meets-West circus is mid-tier mayhem that 100% plays into the Meme of Cage. Read Clint Worthington's review.

See Nic Cage wear a leather suit that threatens to blow him up in this exhausting meta midnight movie. Or better yet, don't.

Nicolas Cage is a bank robber with his testicles wired to explosives in Sion Sono's post-apocalyptic samurai Western. Read the Empire review.

Nic Cage samurai western, Prisoners of the Ghostland review

Nicolas Cage stars in Sion Sono's samurai-Western rescue story set in a post-nuclear wasteland.

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Renegade Japanese auteur Sion Sono and totally normal American actor Nicolas Cage make some beautiful nonsense together.

Nicolas Cage stars in Japanese genre auteur Sion Sono's post-apocalyptic action thriller 'Prisoners of the Ghostland'

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The post-apocalyptic flick is the first movie where Cage has explosives strapped to his testicles, which just seems like, you know, something he’d have don...

If the combination of Nicolas Cage and the director Sion Sono suggests a special kind of lunacy, this sunbaked samurai western more than delivers.

Cage finds his match in director Sion Sono

No movie with Nicolas Cage, directed by the wonderfully weird Japanese director Sion Sono, should be this taxing, drawn out, and plainly boring.

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Nic Cage stars in Sion Sono's intensely weird genre mashup, which takes inspiration from Escape From New York. Read our Prisoners of the Ghostland review.

Arguably the hardest working man in show business, Nicolas Cage appeared in over 40 films the last decade alone. Yes, he may no longer work with the likes of...

Prisoners of the Ghostland is an overstuffed, manic, exhausting piece of instant movie-meme catnip

So Nic Cage is a bank robber sprung, naked except for a sumo-nappy, from a lengthy stint in jail by the white-hatted, black-hearted Governor (Bill Moseley) o...

★☆☆☆☆That was speedy. Less than a month after Nicolas Cage graced our screens with a soulful turn as an ageing former chef in Pig, he’s back with...

Working in English for the first time, Japanese auteur Sion Sono's greatness gets lost in the translation

Prisoners of Ghostland opens with Hero (Nicolas Cage) and his unhinged friend Psycho (Nick Cassavettes) robbing a bank. Both men are caught but sent in two d...

The combination of Nicolas Cage and Sion Sono is so weird, fans of either eccentric may not even mind how bad the movie is.

In Japanese director Sion Sono’s eye-popping postapocalyptic Western-samurai-sci-fi epic, the actor gets to play hero, villain, and clown.

Prisoners of the Ghostland isn't going to be for everyone, but if you're in, then strap in for one hell of a ride.