A documentary on the rise and fall of cult wrestling federation ECWA documentary on the rise and fall of cult wrestling federation ECWA documentary on the rise and fall of cult wrestling federation ECW
- Abdullah the Butcher
- (archive footage)
- Elektra
- (archive footage)
- Bill Alfonso
- (archive footage)
- Mike Awesome
- (archive footage)
- Kurt Angle
- (archive footage)
- Sika
- (archive footage)
- Scotty Anton
- (archive footage)
- Bob Artese
- (archive footage)
- Konnan
- (archive footage)
- Steve Austin
- (archive footage)
- Nicole Bass
- (archive footage)
- Jazz
- (archive footage)
- 'Wildman' Sal Bellomo
- (archive footage)
- Chris Benoit
- (archive footage)
- Dances with Dudley
- (archive footage)
- Bam Bam Bigelow
- (archive footage)
- Eric Bischoff
- (archive footage)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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‘Snow White’ Stars Test Their Wits
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaRaven's Nest crucifying the Sandman took place at "ECW High Incident" on October 26, 1996. The show was released on home video, though the crucifixion was not included, and the footage went unseen until it was included here.
- GoofsTrisa Hayes (Beulah McGillicutty) had posed for Penthouse Magazine sometime prior to arriving in ECW. However, because of WWE's business relationship with Playboy at the time of this DVD, Tommy Dreamer had to say that she was a Playboy Playmate. For the record, Tommy Dreamer, real name Thomas Laughlin, is married to Trisa Hayes in real life. Yes, WWE made Dreamer lie about what magazine his wife had appeared in prior to her ECW debut.
- Quotes
Tommy Dreamer: When Taz broke his neck in Florida, he finished his match. And he just kept on saying "Damn, my neck is... my neck his hurt." I walked him into the hospital. And... we just, you know, we would always travel together and... they asked him "How'd you get in here?" He's like "I walked." And, uh... they're like "There's no way you walked in here." He was like "Yeah, I did. I walked in here." And they're like "Well, sir, you have a broken neck."
Taz: I was out for, actually, about nine months. And Paul paid me every single week of our agreement in my guarantee. I didn't have no contract with the man. I had a handshake with the guy. And he stuck to that, and I will never, ever forget that.
- ConnectionsFeatures ECW Ultra Clash '93 (1993)
Make no doubt about it, ECW lived up to its tagline "The leader of Extreme" wrestling put up fabulous show despite a low budget (many of these shows looked like and were filmed in run down arenas).
I liked the way they also played classic matches from the era, so if your new to ECW and wondered if the hype about is real, then you'll see it is.
Its great to see the interviews too explaining how they did certain storyline, Steve Austin's reign in ECW, which basically was a crybaby gimmick cheapshotting Eric Bischoff for firing of WCW, but it lead to Austin being a bigger star.
We see the evolution the Lucha Libre wrestling invading ECW, something that WCW would adopt so ECW was the first to create certain standards that the WWF and WCW would follow.
Bottom line is this is a great video/DVD, its well worth buying or renting wrestling fans.
- MovieCriticMarvelfan
- Jan 9, 2005
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Details
- Runtime6 hours
- Color