In the new very bloody horror comedy, Rend Field, Nicholas Holt plays Count Dracula's

long-suffering servant trapped in a toxic relationship with his narcissistic boss.

He sets on to free himself from the vampires through all with the help of group therapy,

inspirational posters, a friendly police officer, and eating lots and lots of bugs which gives

him superpowers.

It won't be easy because his boss, Count Dracula, is played by one Nicholas Cage.

There's a lot of blood, body parts, co-dependency jokes, and of course, at the center of it all,

an extremely dialed-in Nick Cage going full ham as he is his want.

I'm Glenn Weldon and today we're talking about Rend Field on Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

Joining me today is Waelin Wong.

She's co-host of NPR's Daily Economics Podcast, the indicator from Planet Money.

Hey Waelin.

Hello.

And also joining us is Vulture TV critic Roxana Haddaddy.

Welcome back, Roxana.

Thank you.

Glad to have you.

And rounding out the panel is Jordan Morris.

He's a podcaster and the co-writer of the Double Eisner Award nominee, Graphic Novel Bubble

Welcome Jordan.

I agree to be here.

Great to have you.

...