Ghost Rider

A curse transforms a motorcycle stuntman into a demonic skeletal biker who is compelled to escort evil souls to Hell. This fantasy thriller is based on the original comic‑book series. The film stars Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes in the lead roles.

Ghost Rider is a fantasy‑thriller programme that adapts the well‑known comic‑book character for the screen. The film presents a supernatural take on the world of motorcycling, and it features Nicolas Cage and Eva Mendes in the leading roles. Though the story is rooted in comic‑book lore, the production translates the premise into a cinematic format that blends action with otherworldly elements. It's a blend of visual spectacle and a narrative driven by a curse. At the centre of the story is a motorcycle stuntman who becomes the victim of a supernatural curse. The hex transforms him into a skeletal biker with demonic powers, compelling him to hunt down and claim the souls of the wicked. Once captured, these souls are ferried to Hell, fulfilling the curse’s grim requirement. The protagonist’s struggle is therefore split between his human memories and the relentless duty imposed by his new, otherworldly form. He must balance the urge to protect the innocent with the relentless pull of his damned mission. Ghost Rider’s tone combines elements of fantasy with thriller pacing, creating a setting where supernatural justice meets high‑octane stunt work. The film draws directly from its comic‑book origins, preserving the iconic image of a fire‑wreathed, skeletal rider. With Cage and Mendes leading the cast, the programme delivers a story that hinges on a curse‑bound hero forced to escort evil souls to their final destination.