Why Nicolas Cage SCARES us in Longlegs? Nouveau Shamanism EXPLAINED.

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"Nouveau Shamanism" is the self-proclaimed unique acting style that Nicolas Cage uses in his films. Join us as we explore the intriguing and often bewildering performances of Cage, from his role as a serial killer in the upcoming horror film "Longlegs" to his iconic scenes in "Vampire's Kiss" and "Leaving Las Vegas." Why do we find ourselves compelled to watch everything Nicolas Cage is in, regardless of the film's quality? We'll delve into Cage's early method acting days, his over-the-top yet calculated performances, and the fascinating stories behind his most memorable roles. Learn how his dedication to his craft, even in his most absurd moments, has made him a singular force in Hollywood. Discover the inspiration behind Cage's acting choices and how his "Nouveau Shamanic" technique influences his performances. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of Nicolas Cage, this deep dive will give you a fresh perspective on one of Hollywood's most eccentric and talented actors. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful video essays on your favorite actors and films! SUPPORT: https://www.patreon.com/thebackfocus 0:00 - Introduction, Longlegs, The Wicker Man & Memes. 2:33 - Early Career, what is Method Acting? 4:14 - Birdy. Did he remove his teeth? 5:52 - "I want the blood to flow on film." 6:36 - Vampire's Kiss. 11:04 - Leaving Las Vegas 12:42 - Moonstruck, Matchstick Men, Face/Off 13:37 - So what is Nouveau Shamanism? 16:26 - Why Cage freaked people out in Longlegs.