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I only recognize one Last Outlaw.

Remasters no, but remakes like this one usually do now. Take FF7 and pretty much all the Resident Evil remakes as the main ones. From what I've seen this game falls inbetween both Remaster and Remake.

Losing the title doesn't work for me, Brother. I'd imagine Piper fought hard to finally get a win over Hogan but there's no chance they were putting the belt on the old lad.

I'm surprised Vince didn't see his name and package him as "The Pill Man", spiking faces with Somas to get them groggy. Joking aside I do wonder how long before a fully fit Brian is seen as a imminent threat to coked up Shawn Michaels, a good looking guy with the coolest aesthetic in the company and a bit of a superworker too?

I wonder how many people got into deathmatch wrestling through Dirty Sanchez? Did any of the crew do more in wrestling?

Does WWE own Stampede's catalogue? This popped up earlier and it had me thinking that WWE likely has a master tape of it, I wish the Vault would upload some of the more esoteric non-WWE stuff it owns.

Genuinely forgot she was in the company, when was she last on TV?

Go see my pals in Flesh Creep at Trees, I think I've seen them more than any other band in the past 6 years or so as they were all over the Brum hardcore and punk scene but they're class.

Michael Locke aka Pancho from Dirty Sanchez has passed away at 47, it's amazing that show ever made it to TV with how far it went at times but I was a big fan when it first came out. There was even a new movie planned for next year.

Why was Lena Cross given the biggest babyface spot of the women's match? Really weird booking there, coming in as the saviour and taking out everyone to massive cheers.

Anything after the first film is bad Hellraiser yet two is still stupidly fun, it feels like as mad as hell fan-fiction with a bit of a budget rather than a genuine sequel.

Aside from the 16bit renditions of wrestler themes those games have zero positive elements to them, truly awful and even my child brain knew it at the time.

Not exactly the same but that just made me think how far Eddie's prominence has fallen.. we had our Triple Crown King for a bit.

Pretty much spot on with my assessment at the time, although I enjoyed the slow, moody first half quite a bit. Cage got all the praise yet was easily the worst part of the film, a load of daft bollocks made even worse when they did the worst thing a horror can do.. huge lore dump, over explaining for the idiots in the back.

I think Tupin Dinplug has a title.

Maybe a very outside choice but the classic Hong Kong flick Mr Vampire?

Ilya Dragonov might end up being the greatest signing AEW has made and I'm not even a huge fan (i think his anime inspired reactions are too much, even for me), I honestly can't think of anyone since Darby that just has an aura unlike anyone else in the business.. a proper one of a kind weirdo that has his very own idea of what a wrestler is. WWE dropped the ball massively with him.

A few of the "sheetz" have been saying it for days that he was the first to say no, I've seen no actual quotes from anyone though.

Yeah it's a great game, it even had a couple of Berserk characters as pre-sets (unfortunately the official armour from the manga is only in the original version) you can choose. Playing as a little rogue with blades is good silly fun, just climbing up massive beasts or a hydra head and stabbing away.

This guy is class and so is his yellow Death shirt. EDIT: Fuck sake, the wrong forum.

Often forgotten that even before he became possibly the biggest actor in science fiction he was also in David Lynch's Dune. Even if David was supposedly a bit of a dick to him because Patrick didn't look how he was expected to. He played a damn good Lenin, too. R.I.P Comrade.

I don't think I'd travel for it if it was a WWE event *but* if it was on while I'm in the area for something else I'd likely make a little time to check it out. I have the same problem as many, I'd want it to be a mix of companies and countries history in wrestling, not just the big corpo.

If anyone has a ShowFilmFirst account check you emails for a fiver ticket to see Despised Icon, Carnifex & Suffocation. I wasn't going as it was usually 30 quid butI'm guessing sales are so low they're giving them away.

That'd be interesting as they personally gave that title to Conrad in the first place as a swap for the original held by Pat Patterson.

He's definitely used "A1" for the thumbnail, although isn't Youtube pretty much pushing AI generated thumbnails at you whenever you upload these days? I've noticed that whole thing where thumbnails and even video titles just change because there's that automatic thing that detects what's working best at picking up views.