Think of every painful thing you can do to your body. Now, string them together and put a group of robbers on your tail. That ...

“Novocaine” is now in theaters, and its entire premise hinges on the idea that its hero simply cannot feel pain. Naturally, it begs the question: Is his genetic condition real?

‘Novocaine’ review: Amid a sea of brutality, Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder take the pain away Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook; ...

Jack Quaid stars as a man whose rare condition—he can’t feel pain—turns into something of a superpower when he goes on a bloody mission to rescue the girl of his dreams.

From non-existent pain meds to dusty tools that looked straight out of a horror movie, going to the dentist back in the day ...

The first act of Novocaine sees Quaid in prime "regular guy" mode.As Nathan, he wakes up, goes about his morning routine, heads to the bank, and crushes on bank teller Sherry from afar. After a ...

And for the first time ever, the Novocaine wore off before he was finished. I gripped the armrests, thinking about ...

“Novocaine”? More like Novo-can’t. While not painful to get through, the movie left a lot to be desired. “Novocaine” follows a man named Nate Caine (Jack Quaid), who was born with a genetic condition ...

Pain keeps us alive. It tells us to move our hand away from a fire before we permanently damage our hand, or to go see a doctor so that an illness or an infection can be treated.

Admittedly, though, the film does get tiring as the action sequences go on. Since “Novocaine” centers on the whole pain shtick, the sequences become formulaic and predictable, though not to the extent ...

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