“Ghost Rider” is a 2007 supernatural superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Directed by Mark Steven Johnson, the film stars Nicolas Cage as Johnny Blaze, a motorcycle stuntman who makes a pact with Mephistopheles (played by Peter Fonda) to save his father from cancer. In exchange, Blaze unknowingly sells his soul to become the Ghost Rider, a fiery spirit of vengeance.

As the Ghost Rider, Blaze is cursed to hunt down and punish the wicked, transforming into a skeletal figure with a flaming skull and wielding a chain whip that incinerates evil souls. He grapples with his dual identity, struggling to control the demon within while seeking redemption for his past sins.

The story follows Blaze as he attempts to break free from his curse, confronting the demon Blackheart (played by Wes Bentley) and his allies, who threaten to unleash Hell on Earth. Alongside him is Roxanne Simpson (played by Eva Mendes), Blaze’s former love interest, who becomes entangled in the supernatural conflict.

“Ghost Rider” blends action, horror, and supernatural drama, featuring thrilling motorcycle stunts and intense CGI effects to bring the iconic Marvel character to life. Nicolas Cage’s portrayal of Johnny Blaze/Ghost Rider is notable for its mix of torment and heroism, exploring themes of redemption and the consequences of making a pact with dark forces.

While the film received mixed reviews from critics, it succeeded at the box office and developed a cult following among fans of superhero and supernatural genres. Its visual style and Cage’s charismatic performance as the anti-hero Ghost Rider have solidified its place in the realm of Marvel Comics adaptations on the big screen.