WWE’s Most Wanted Treasures is fun ringside archeology
Nostalgia carries emotion. It’s a powerful tool used to invoke a memory and the feeling...
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Category: Documentary Reviews
A&E Stone Cold Biography same old, same old
The question before watching the A&E Biography on “Stone Cold” Steve Austin that...
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Documentary review: ‘Luchadoras’ transcends the wrestling ring
There’s a bold statement made near the beginning of Luchadoras, a documentary directed by...
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Documentary shows Page’s Relentless pursuit of DDP Yoga success story
Wrestling fans have long been acquainted with Diamond Dallas Page. He started at a late age as a...
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Documentary review – 18th & Grand: The Olympic Auditorium Story
By Scott Walton for SlamWrestling.net The long-awaited documentary 18th & Grand: The Olympic...
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‘The Wrestler: A Q.T. Marshall Story’ provides riveting real life drama
During the opening minutes, with a no-frills sequence featuring lots of indie wrestling clips, it...
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Documentary ‘Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro’ takes viewers on a fantastic ride
With the powerful combination of filmmakers seemingly unafraid to insert the camera into any...
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‘The Adrian Street Story’ chronicles one of wrestling’s most exotic characters
The very first words spoken by Adrian Street in this film sound like an in-character promo. By the...
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No meat on the bone in Dark Side of the Ring’s ‘David Schultz & the Slap Heard Round the World’
“Dr. D” David Schultz slapped ABC’s 20/20 reporter John Stossel in December 1984...
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True crime creates interest in Dark Side of the Ring’s Assassination of Dino Bravo
Dino Bravo was found murdered on March 10, 1993. Bravo’s connections to organized crime in...
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