A few months ago, NZN video coordinator Eduardo Karasinski took a business trip and, to make things more fun, Matheus Zimmer, from the same industry, got access to his computer and installed an extension called “nCage”. So every time Eduardo tried to access any site, all that came up was Nicolas Cage's photos and gifs.

I got Nicolas Cage virus! Happy Birthday to me!

A video posted by Eduardo Karasinski (@edukara) on Jun 17, 2015 at 2:43 PDT

However, this is nothing close to what happened to Carlos Panhoca da Silva from Curitiba. In an album titled “Gotta Catch'em all, ” he shows every picture he has ever found in his home, and the surprises never seem to end.

Carlos commented to a friend and Isis Musial, with whom he was starting to leave, that he would travel, but leave the key in a specific place in case of emergencies. It was then that Isis decided to enter the house and spread over 600 pictures of Nicolas Cage everywhere possible, from walls and furniture to album covers, films and product packaging. Even the food was a victim: she put a small picture inside an egg and put it back in the box.

"One more. In the tape measure."

"It's gotten harder and harder. These days one came up in the umbrella, but I couldn't take a picture because it fell apart in the storm. This was in the middle of Orwell's 1984."

"This is the first one that managed to leave home without me noticing."

Check out Carlos's findings at his home: