The renaissance of Nicholas Cage has been a great one. He has had some awesome titles and some forgettable titles, but Prisoners of Ghostland might be the oddest. Oddest in that it tries to be odd, but it feels like it was designed to be a Cage vehicle and that everything in the film was deliberately done to make it come off as bonkers, it feels artificial. I know it isn't but it is very post modern Cage, and if this is post modern Cage then i'd rather have Pig than this.
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