The official trailer released today shows his ... The role is right up Cage's alley after his past over-the-top parts as increasingly mad characters in films like Vampire's Kiss and Mandy.

In a newly released trailer for the psychological thriller, directed by Lorcan Finnegan, Cage is seen as a man who "returns to the idyllic beach of his childhood to surf with his son," per a synopsis.

The first trailer for Nicolas Cage's acclaimed new comedy Dream Scenario has been released. The new movie comes from writer/director Kristoffer Borgli and counts Beau Is Afraid's Ari Aster as a ...

In the final moments of the trailer, Dracula levitates in front of Renfield’s newfound friends. Nicolas Cage as Dracula. (Universal Studios) The official synopsis for Renfield reads: In this ...

Cage stars as an unnamed character who brings ... 2 in theaters from Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions. Check out the trailer below.

Nicolas Cage’s turn as a vampire has been heavily ... “Renfield” has just released its trailer, showing a version of Dracula that has never been seen before. The trailer is focused on ...

What’s also pretty funny about this is when you finally see Cage as Dracula at the end of the trailer, he looks just like another classic version of the vampire lord: Christopher Lee’s ...

By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief The pic, which bowed at the Toronto Film Festival ahead of a Thanksgiving release, sees Cage play Paul ... at one point in the trailer as the comedy takes ...

Now, with the release of the first Renfield trailer, we get to see Cage in all his vampiric glory. And it does not disappoint. To be clear, Renfield isn't the story of Dracula. Instead ...

You can watch the trailer above. Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage (1996, Best Actor, Leaving Las Vegas) stars in a gritty story about buffalo hunters in the Old West. Will Andrews (Fred Hechinger ...

The trailer suggests a supernatural element to the story, with the marketing cleverly keeping much of Cage’s character hidden from view. This decision leaves much to the audience's imagination ...