Mom and Dad stands out as an unusual entry in Nicholas Cage’s filmography, and surprisingly, it's one of his stronger works. The movie features what could be considered the most unsettling birth scene ever filmed, made even more disturbing by a Roxette song playing during that sequence; it poses the question of what would occur if a mother’s protective instincts were suddenly replaced with murderous urges. The fact t…

I’ve reached the point where I can’t bring myself to watch another Nic Cage film. Considering both this and his earlier movie, "Looking Glass," I’m completely done with plots that are just awful; some seemed like they could have been good, but ended up being far below what one would consider acceptable quality. I'm telling you, there’s no reason to spend your time on this film—it offers absolutely nothing enjoyabl…

It’s an enjoyable and intriguing concept, this film about parents attempting to harm their children, bringing to mind the quality 'The Screwfly Solution' from Masters of Horror. However, the enjoyment faded when the movie simply stopped without any sense of closure. There wasn't a satisfactory conclusion, no explanations offered, just the credits appearing abruptly and prematurely. I felt like those 80 minutes had…

This movie is completely ridiculous, seemingly existing just so Nic Cage could have another over-the-top performance, and honestly, what happened at the end? Still, I’ve sat through much worse films. It might not resonate with viewers who value families or have positive experiences with their parents, but for my circle? _Mom and Dad_ wasn't terrible. Final rating:★★★ - I enjoyed it. I would suggest checking it out…