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So while browsing YouTube with their stupid rent-a-movies thing, I notice a Nic Cage movie I've never heard of: Wily's Wonderland. Now, I love me some Nic Cage and I did love 'The Color Out of Space". So what is the premise? Nicolas Cage is a lone drifter in a sports car who gets a flat by a spike strip left by teenagers (in reality the town itself) while driving in the boonies. He gets his car towed and it is going to cost 1k for repairs (fucking mechanics are all the same). Unfortunately, this town doesn't take credit cards, has no internet or ATMs and he has to 'work it off'. If that's a bit unbelievable, its because Nicolas Cage's character is actually a ritual sacrifice and all of this is intentional. He has to go and clean Wily's Wonderland, a shit-hole chain restaurant that wants to re-open and has been vandalized and run down. All he has to do is spend the night cleaning it and his car will be ready in the morning. Simple, right?
Well, if you couldn't tell by the title, the animatronics come alive at night and murder the ever living shit out of people.
Bring it on you motherfucker
Its not exactly a horror movie in the traditional sense, per say. Because Nicolas Cage just is not afraid of fucking anything. He murders and butchers monsters and then fucking cleans them up. He's got a job and evil animatronic monsters aren't going to stop him from doing it. You might wonder why I call Nicolas Cage 'Doom Guy'. Well, because he is unflappable and literally has 0 lines in the entire movie except for screaming and grunting. Yes, a major Hollywood actor doesn't say a fucking thing throughout a film he stars in and its wonderful. The only characterization he gets is that he's a military veteran from the dog tags in his sports car, he likes beer and cars. And that's all we need to know really.
The real question is can Nicolas Cage overact just using facial expressions? The answer is yes, yes he can and it is glorious. This is a pure B-Movie with all the lovely clichés (clueless teenagers, Dutch angle shots, small, isolated town) except for Nicolas Cage is basically a video game character and there's really nothing wrong with that. Its basically throwing Doom Guy into a horror movie and its kind of hilarious to see the different reactions you would get from the typical horror movie clichés of a guy who just doesn't really give a flying fuck.
Are you fucking kidding me, I just cleaned this bathroom goddamnit. It is my birthday tho how did you know
Its a pretty decent flick and it has no CGI blood or gore or shitty effects. Its Nic Cage beating the ever-living fuck out of monsters and cleaning up a theme restaurant while teenagers get slaughtered. So while it does have the horror movie clichés in there (LOTS of Dutch Angles) and its firm B movie territory, it is a lot of fun. Its probably also the best videogame movie ever made because Nic Cage is strictly silent. I keep mentioning that because it is so strange for a Hollywood actor to be completely silent or like in Dredd, have their face completely hidden for the entire movie.
I enjoyed it for its simplicity. If you're tired of overly pretentious bullshit, I mean, there's nothing pretentious here. You see what you get. Its not trying to be anything more than it is, it firmly knows WHAT it is and I judged it on those merits. Its trashy fun and that is perfectly fine. Also Nic Cage beating the shit out of furries is always a bonus.
Well, if you couldn't tell by the title, the animatronics come alive at night and murder the ever living shit out of people.
Bring it on you motherfucker
Its not exactly a horror movie in the traditional sense, per say. Because Nicolas Cage just is not afraid of fucking anything. He murders and butchers monsters and then fucking cleans them up. He's got a job and evil animatronic monsters aren't going to stop him from doing it. You might wonder why I call Nicolas Cage 'Doom Guy'. Well, because he is unflappable and literally has 0 lines in the entire movie except for screaming and grunting. Yes, a major Hollywood actor doesn't say a fucking thing throughout a film he stars in and its wonderful. The only characterization he gets is that he's a military veteran from the dog tags in his sports car, he likes beer and cars. And that's all we need to know really.
The real question is can Nicolas Cage overact just using facial expressions? The answer is yes, yes he can and it is glorious. This is a pure B-Movie with all the lovely clichés (clueless teenagers, Dutch angle shots, small, isolated town) except for Nicolas Cage is basically a video game character and there's really nothing wrong with that. Its basically throwing Doom Guy into a horror movie and its kind of hilarious to see the different reactions you would get from the typical horror movie clichés of a guy who just doesn't really give a flying fuck.
Are you fucking kidding me, I just cleaned this bathroom goddamnit. It is my birthday tho how did you know
Its a pretty decent flick and it has no CGI blood or gore or shitty effects. Its Nic Cage beating the ever-living fuck out of monsters and cleaning up a theme restaurant while teenagers get slaughtered. So while it does have the horror movie clichés in there (LOTS of Dutch Angles) and its firm B movie territory, it is a lot of fun. Its probably also the best videogame movie ever made because Nic Cage is strictly silent. I keep mentioning that because it is so strange for a Hollywood actor to be completely silent or like in Dredd, have their face completely hidden for the entire movie.
I enjoyed it for its simplicity. If you're tired of overly pretentious bullshit, I mean, there's nothing pretentious here. You see what you get. Its not trying to be anything more than it is, it firmly knows WHAT it is and I judged it on those merits. Its trashy fun and that is perfectly fine. Also Nic Cage beating the shit out of furries is always a bonus.