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The ‘Renfield’ star talks being the bad guy and the origins of Jean-Ralphio.

The director should have just let the stars run with this instead of trying to shoehorn in an actual plot

“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

“I deserve happiness,” says the young man, his voice quavery but resolute, carefully reciting the words he’s learned from self-help books. “I will no longer tolerate abuse.”

With the horror-action-comedy “Renfield,” the iconic Nicolas Cage finally grants the world his take on Count Dracula, and instantly lands in the top tier of Best Dracula Performances of All Time, creating a holy trifecta with Bela Lugosi and Christopher Lee. His version of the famous vampire is seductive and…

These Renfield co-stars have had some crazy, and amazing, roles throughout their respective careers.

From Face/Off, to Wicker Man, to Pig, here is a ranking of the best, most glorious, Nicolas Cage movie moments.

Movies about con artists are fun to watch, but nobody wants to be a victim. So, check out these great flicks so that you can tell the signs!