A simple task, deliver a letter across a battlefield in WW1, not bad right? When Lance Corporal Schofield and Blake are sent out to deliver a letter overnight to stop 1,600 men from running into a trap, there is only so much that can go right. Amazing cinematography as designed to look like one continuous shot showcases the realism of war and the creates a unique experience to feel like you are charging with them. Its a great first film for war month because "some men just want the fight".

The one thing about war is war never changes, but with a new month comes a new topic. As we begin this new month we take a look at how good war films are at having the smallest things correct to the time period. As always we ask you to listen in and let us know what you think while we strap on our boots and take a look at the realism of war films.

As Nick Cage month comes to a close, we decide to view a rare film of him playing a full on villain who's presence is felt more than him. Lee Harker, an FBI agent with a small amount of telepathic abilities, investigates the serial killer murders of the notorious Long Legs. A film with great cinematography, an eerie atmosphere, and a different take on a serial killer film that adopts the supernatural. An ambitious film that leaves most with a haunting ending, and absolutely one to watch. Take it from us, "i'm just a friend..of a friend".

A man of many words and actions, its no surprise that some of the things he says either while in character or in interviews would come up as being memorable. Today, we take a look at some of those phrases that are either so bizarre without context, absolutely hilarious, or just all around badass. So we ask you to please listen in while we utter complete nonsense with our favorite Nicolas Cage quotes.

Crime is a constant in this world, but what happens when the person committing it wears the badge? Terrence is a crooked cop who sets out to solve a murder while heavily addicted to pain medication and other narcotics. This is a film in which the best parts are Nicolas Cage going off the walls and that is unfortunately it. There are far too many actors in this film, with a plot that feels like its going everywhere but the case. At the very least we get a crazy Cage moment almost every scene and thats "only what the doctor prescribes".

From his religious upbringing, to changing his name, to becoming one of the most recognizable figures in Hollywood, there is no one else like him. Today we discuss his rise, fall and then rise again as an actor while sprinkling more fun facts about him. Please join us, let us know what you think, and wonder why he did so many films as we discuss, what the hell happened to Nick Cage.

What would you do to get revenge on the man who killed your son? Perhaps swap faces with him? When FBI agent Sean Archer finally captures the man that killed his son, Castor Troy they swap faces and ultimately destroy each others lives. A very famous Nick Cage film with a very odd theme to a film that could never be replicated in todays day and age. Matt swears by this film and Zach thinks its just okay meaning, "this is starting to feel like a real marriage".

On screen, the man is an enigma full of passion and strange acting styles that have made him a phenomenon of an actor in this day and age. Off screen, the man is almost more bizarre and full of crazier things that he has done in his life. Today we discuss those insane things that made him the actor he is today. As always we would love to know your thoughts on this, and ask you to listen in while we buy a castle, a pyramid, and a t-rex skull with crazy facts about Nicolas Cage.