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“Renfield” is not Nicolas Cage’s first blush with a vampire. In 1988′s “Vampire’s Kiss,” he played a New York literary agent who thought he was an immortal bloodsucker. His bug-eyed performance was essentially the birth of the over-the-top, kabuki-inflected mythology of Cage. Years later, it would launch a thousand memes…

This starry vampire caper borrows from the best bits of Hollywood monster movies and features some truly resplendent gore, but its tone and its morals are a bit off

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Salon spoke with Cage about his take on Dracula at the movie's Overlook Film Festival world premiere in New Orleans

The Face Off actor says Keanu Reeves once “hustled” him in a game of pool, but that isn’t stopping him from enjoying his movies.

The reviews are in for Renfield, a horror comedy starring Nicholas Hoult as the titular servant to Nicolas Cage's Dracula.

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The internet rumors about Nicolas Cage being a vampire aren’t going to go away any time soon, as his Dracula is sure to glamour anyone who watches.

Director Chris McKay has claimed Cage would remain in ‘frosty’ character between Renfield takes