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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent and Renfield were absolutely amazing and I think they fit the bill
I'm perpertually locked in Cage but both my s/o and myself passed out on two seperate watch attempts ๐ซ
I'll give you the first one, way better than it had any right to be. 2nd was ok.
For the direct sequel of the 1931 Dracula movie starring Nicholas Cage in a toxic boss/employee relationship in a gory B movie-esque film, I think it was pretty amazing !
Any movie where Cage "acts" mentally unstable is going to be the best fucking movie that year. I still can't get over his role in Color Out of Space.