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Courtesy of Cryptic Pictures George A. Romero directed a 1998 wrestling-themed TV pilot that makes its debut on VHS and DVD in April.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Following last week’s news of a “tucked away” film by the late horror film director George A. Romero streaming on Shudder this summer, a low-budget, never distributed TV pilot helmed by the filmmaker will be released on DVD and vintage VHS on April 3 by Cryptic Pictures. “Iron City Asskickers,” set and filmed in Pittsburgh, was cr...

The Nightly: January 14th, 2021 By Metal Matt on Jan 14, 2021, 11:04pm EST 118 Goldust vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley for the WWF Intercontinental Championship: Solid match, though it never quite got out of first gear. Ahmed Johnson vs. Faarooq: Canek, Hector Garza, and Pedro Aguayo vs. Heavy Metal, Jerry Estrada, and Fuerza Guerrera: Pretty solid match with a bunch of stars from AAA. Royal Rumble match: Really good match, probably the best Rumble since 1992. Stone Cold was the star of this match, and there were some good eliminations here, especially Jerry Lawler, and some good stori...

Ranking the (W)WWF/E Champions, Part I: Transitions By phlash74 on Jan 14, 2021, 2:48pm EST + In this series of FanPosts, I will attempt to (un)scientifically rank all of the 52 men who have won the longtime top prize in WWE, the WWE Championship. The rankings are not intended to be of their entire career, whether in WWE or elsewhere – just their time in and around the top title scene in WWE. Runs with the Big Gold Belt or the Fruit Roll-Up are similarly not considered. The wrestlers will be graded on a 0-10 scale in the following four categories: Number of title reigns: Pretty ...

Money Left on the Table? By SleepingKogoro on Dec 20, 2020, 2:24pm EST 1 For my second opinion piece in this series, I present WWF's drastic misuse/bad booking of one of, if not the greatest super-heavyweight of all time. Despite being a former 3x-IWGP Heavyweight Champion, and a former 3x-WCW World Heavyweight Champion; not only was Vader never a WWF World Heavyweight Champion, he never even won a title during his 1996 - 1998 run with the company (though he did win a Slammy). During this short stint, Vader was only in the vicinity of the WWF title twice. First during a brief feud...