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  <title>#68:  Mom and Dad/The Humanity Bureau</title>
  <description>Nic Cage plays sad dad figures of children (or child figures) facing the threat of violence this week! First up is&amp;amp;nbsp;The Humanity Bureau, another piping hot cup of Redbox dreck with Cage as a renegade agent for a dystopian future agency meant to track the populace's productivity on a dying Earth. Unfortunately, that mostly takes the shape of shoddy green-screen effects, a meandering road trip in a chintzy station wagon, and a cast of Canada's finest day players to play off. Fortunately, things get better in Brian Taylor's zombie-parent horror-thriller&amp;amp;nbsp;Mom and Dad, as Cage (along with Selma Blair) play stressed-out middle aged parents who find themselves the victim of a plague that causes people to murder their offspring. Sure, a good portion of it is a clever &amp;quot;Home Alone meets&amp;amp;nbsp;Dawn of the Dead&amp;quot; scenario, with gore and power tools aplenty. But there's a fascinating strain of adult melancholy in there, with Cage doing some of his best recent work.&amp;amp;nbsp; Plus, we talk a bit about Nic Cage's latest, the droll, bizarre A24 flick Dream Scenario! Pledge to our Patreon at&amp;amp;nbsp;patreon.com/travoltacage Follow us on Twitter&amp;amp;nbsp;@travoltacage Email us questions at&amp;amp;nbsp;travoltacagepod@gmail.com Podcast theme by Jon Biegen Podcast logo by Felipe Sobreiro </description>
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  <author_url>http://www.nathanrabin.com</author_url>
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