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The Death Tour follows a group of indie wrestlers as they embark on one of the most gruelling circuits in the business.
The Iron Claw Review: Efron and Durkin Elevate Wrestling Family Drama
Zac Efron delivers a career-best performance in Sean Durkin's The Iron Claw, which recounts the Von Erich wrestling family dynasty.
Sundance 2023: Cassandro Review
Gael García Bernal gives his best performance yet playing an exótico wrestler in Roger Ross Williams' real-life drama Cassandro.
TADFF 2022: HERE FOR BLOOD Joelle Farrow & Tara Spencer-Nairn Interview
We talk to Here for Blood stars Joelle Farrow and Tara Spencer-Nairn about their heavyweight horror comedy closing out the 2022 Toronto After Dark Film Festival.
Shelf Pick: Cagefighter: Worlds Collide Trailer
Cagefighter: Worlds Collide is a savage MMA flick full of hard-hitting action and colourful characters.
You Cannot Kill David Arquette Interview: Arquette on Learning to Love Himself and Which Wrestlers Would Make Great Actors
You Cannot Kill David Arquette Interview: Arquette discusses learning to love himself and which wrestling legends would make great actors.
WrestleMania’s Firefly Funhouse Match was WWE Pro Wrestling at its Weirdest – and Best
Without a live audience, WrestleMania 36 instead became a showcase of surrealist theatre and a Marvel movie's worth of franchise history.
GLOW Season 3 Trailer: Anything Glows in Las Vegas
Let's get ready to rumble... in Las Vegas! The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are back for season three of Netflix's hilarious and heartfelt squared circle dramedy GLOW. Watch the first trailer for season three right now!
No-Budget Nightmares #94 – Meat Market
It’s the zombie apocalypse... in Canada! NO-BUDGET NIGHTMARES looks at the first film in Brian Clement’s MEAT MARKET trilogy
Netflix’s GLOW Gets a Glittering Glam Rock Teaser and Character Posters
Netflix has released a glam rock inspired teaser trailer and character posters for their new comedy series GLOW.
Work on Workers: Wrestling in Comics
Some things should be left alone, and wrestling cameos in comics is one of them.
Guacamelee! Review
These days, most games billed as Metroidvania don’t live up to the moniker. Enter Guacamelee!, an excellent Mexican-themed brawler that oozes 2D authenticity. The latest offering from Toronto’s DrinkBox Studios maximizes the Metroidvania concept with tight combat, intricate level design, and a colourful aesthetic that reminds players that more is not necessarily better.
The New Old: Surrealities
This week's archival home entertainment column takes a look at the equally surreal worlds of professional wrestling (The Best of WCW Clash of the Champions) and the mind of John Malkovich (Being John Malkovich).
TADFF 2011: Monster Brawl Review
It isn’t uncommon to see movies at the After Dark Film Festival where you can tell others that the plot can be excused. Monster Brawl, which aspires to be a mirror image of a televised WWE special, replaces the scary looking beefcakes with scary looking monsters.The film seems to have a better idea of what it wanted to be rather than how to really accomplish that. “The story didn’t matter” is a common thing to overhear at these events, but I gotta hand it to you, Monster Brawl, “I’m not really sure that was a movie” is a new one.
Geek Nerd Dork Episode 22
This week Gavin and Jeff are joined by Arda Ocal and Brent Furtney, co-hosts of The Score's Right After Wrestling, as well as the hilarious Deborah Etta Robinson.