Arrested for a bank robbery that went horribly wrong, Hero is given a chance at freedom by the ruthless Governor to head into the strange and dangerous region known as The Ghostland and recover his “grandaughter” Bernice, who went missing after trying to escape the Governor’s clutches.

Nicolas Cage is wonderfully over the top in the interesting and weird genre mash-up Prisoners of the Ghostland, where he plays a criminal strapped into a bomb studded leather jumpsuit and sent into the barren “Ghostland” to find a missing girl.

Nicolas Cage returns in September for Mandy-level insanity with Prisoners of the Ghostland, where his character Hero is forced to journey into “The Ghostland”, an apocalyptic wasteland full of crazy characters and locations, to find the granddaughter of a wealthy warlord.

One of the things that didn’t really carry over into the current MCU/DCEU world of superhero movies is huge soundtrack songs and albums but back in the days of the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy, each movie in the franchise got at least 1, if not multiple, big soundtrack song, complete with an accompanying music video.

With a music video directed by Torque director Joseph Kahn, Enrique Iglesias’ massive hit Hero finds Iglesias and his love interest Jennifer Love Hewitt being tracked by a criminal played by none other than Mickey Rourke, who seemingly wants back a bag of cash the love birds stole from him.

Sam Raimi’s first Spider-Man movie in 2002 set the standard for a lot of things in the comic book genre, like filling the soundtrack albums with nu-metal/alternative rock songs, as the main single from the first film was the huge hit “Hero”, from Nickelback lead singer Chad Kroeger.

In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings…
A land in turmoil cried out for a hero.
She was Xena, a mighty princess forged in the heat of battle.
The power…the passion…the danger.
Her courage will change the world.

We check out what’s coming out this week in DVDs and Video Games including a ton of mutants.