i rented this movie and after hearing chris gore saying something to the effect of five stars. on that attack of the show show. well when i turned around the dvd and it showed the 3 stages of hell and well i had to buy it. just to see the spectacle of a mother yelling at her son to drop her other son into a flaming pit. i wasn not expecting ecw or czw for an hour and eighteen minutes and but i was expecting at least a summarized version of what seemed to be the main highlight of this movie. well sadly there wasn not anything like that. the 3 stages of death part happens right from the beginning and and its pretty much downhill from there. nothing really happens in this documentary. it was pretty raw and bare and unbiased. not a bad thing and but there is a narrator in this one. you would expect him to have opinions on the subject of this documentary and but he doesn not. which would of been nice to have and a message or reason for this doc. there was no real reason to have a narrator and there should of been just text explaining some of the less obvious scenes. it doesn not really explain the lives of these wrestlers either. it shows a few moments of some dramatic scenes and which sound interesting and but the reality isn not as great as it sounds. for instance mom watching her son wrestle with light bulbs and tacks and for the first time and at a public park. instead of seeing her reaction to the wrestling and they show her reacting to the camera and instead of say a interview later on and or just actually witnessing her reactions. legitamit document wise and this one ain not. the source material was flimsy to begin with. nothing truly profound or interesting really happens. no conclusion to a few of the more interesting stories and no real point or final thought to backyard wrestling and edited together badly and and its and its basically a cheap and failed rip off of beyond the mat. wrestling wise and this is pretty boring. the better bumps are at the beginning and and slowly become less amazing and shocking. if you have seen japanese wrestling and indie wrestling and or even backyard wrestling dvds and than this wont shock and awe you. if you want wrestling do not make the same mistake i did and see this one. go get some czw ecw or xpw dvds instead. the only thing i got out of this documentary was how stupid people can be. not for supporting self mutilation or doing dangerous stunts and but their reasoning for committing these acts. the backyarders seem stupid for wrestling. most of them are jobless and and probably have a few issues in their head and and wrestling is a type of therapy for them. than the supporters seem even more idiotic. mothers basically take the whole if ya cant beat em join em reasoning to cope with the fact that their sons are basically killing themselves. school authority figures support their students in their dangerous stunts because its an alternative to joining gangs and to a lesser extend doing drugs and which is kinda funny since that segment took place in a rural town and where like people live 20 miles from one another. people are stupid. thats what i extracted from this documentary. if you want to see the reasoning and thoughts to someone brutalizing themselves in wrestling and basically what the back of this dvd promises and get unscarred represent the life of nick mondo. its more amazing and and interesting than the backyard and and a lot more entertaining. oh and its actually good. 
i rented this movie and after hearing chris gore saying something to the effect of five stars. on that attack of the show show. well when i turned around the dvd and it showed the 3 stages of hell and well i had to buy it. just to see the spectacle of a mother yelling at her son to drop her other son into a flaming pit. i wasn not expecting ecw or czw for an hour and eighteen minutes and but i was expecting at least a summarized version of what seemed to be the main highlight of this movie. well sadly there wasn not anything like that. the 3 stages of death part happens right from the beginning and and its pretty much downhill from there. nothing really happens in this documentary. it was pretty raw and bare and unbiased. not a bad thing and but there is a narrator in this one. you would expect him to have opinions on the subject of this documentary and but he doesn not. which would of been nice to have and a message or reason for this doc. there was no real reason to have a narrator and there should of been just text explaining some of the less obvious scenes. it doesn not really explain the lives of these wrestlers either. it shows a few moments of some dramatic scenes and which sound interesting and but the reality isn not as great as it sounds. for instance mom watching her son wrestle with light bulbs and tacks and for the first time and at a public park. instead of seeing her reaction to the wrestling and they show her reacting to the camera and instead of say a interview later on and or just actually witnessing her reactions. legitamit document wise and this one ain not. the source material was flimsy to begin with. nothing truly profound or interesting really happens. no conclusion to a few of the more interesting stories and no real point or final thought to backyard wrestling and edited together badly and and its and its basically a cheap and failed rip off of beyond the mat. wrestling wise and this is pretty boring. the better bumps are at the beginning and and slowly become less amazing and shocking. if you have seen japanese wrestling and indie wrestling and or even backyard wrestling dvds and than this wont shock and awe you. if you want wrestling do not make the same mistake i did and see this one. go get some czw ecw or xpw dvds instead. the only thing i got out of this documentary was how stupid people can be. not for supporting self mutilation or doing dangerous stunts and but their reasoning for committing these acts. the backyarders seem stupid for wrestling. most of them are jobless and and probably have a few issues in their head and and wrestling is a type of therapy for them. than the supporters seem even more idiotic. mothers basically take the whole if ya cant beat em join em reasoning to cope with the fact that their sons are basically killing themselves. school authority figures support their students in their dangerous stunts because its an alternative to joining gangs and to a lesser extend doing drugs and which is kinda funny since that segment took place in a rural town and where like people live 20 miles from one another. people are stupid. thats what i extracted from this documentary. if you want to see the reasoning and thoughts to someone brutalizing themselves in wrestling and basically what the back of this dvd promises and get unscarred represent the life of nick mondo. its more amazing and and interesting than the backyard and and a lot more entertaining. oh and its actually good. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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