TorTR #160 - Wednesday Night Vendetta

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It’s back! The Wednesday Night Wars returns with a vengeance on Episode 160 of Trick or Treat Radio! The feud with Bill and Chris from Outside the Cinema reaches all new heights as we review the latest film from WWE Studios, Vendetta. This one stars Big Show, Dean Cain and is directed by Jen and Sylvia Soska. Just as soon as Bill and Chris tap out, our buddy El Goro enters the fray to discuss Mystery Vortex III from Pro Wrestling Guerrilla! Our friends Wooberman, Joshua Gravel, Tom C and a couple surprise guests show up to cut promos on us in the feedback section of the show! So grab your barbed brass knucks, your superkick repellent and strap on your heavyweight title belt! Topics discussed: Intergender wrestling, the way movie jail works vs real life jail, Nekrogoblikon, WWE Studios, the origin of Ripley the sea lion, wrestling psychology, old school gaijan wrestlers, Ravenshadow’s iPod, Fear of a Black Hat, Bad Guys, Piledriver and Girls in Cars, Dynamo's wrestling promo, how Ravenshadow smells, Wolfie’s pronunciation of international actors, DC Cab, bad writing, Tommaso Ciampa, correcting Dynamo, exploitation justice league, Outside the Cinema, live recording edict, Dynamo’s health, Movieseum, Talk Without Rhythm, Ravenshadow and MonsterZero listening to OTC, Johnny Gargano, Creepy Girl reviews, No One Lives, Mr. Chris’ young directors to watch, Monster Mafia, Between the Buried and Me, Josh Alexander's farewell tour, World's Cutest Tag Team, Dean Cain, jailsplotation films, double standard of modern exploitation films vs contemporary exploitation films, Dead Hooker in a Trunk, Big Show, Biff Busick, Bill and Chris and who gets top billing, Timothy Thatcher, Lucha Underground, Cub, Ricochet, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Felt, Roderick Strong, American Mary, Speedball Mike Bailey, Vendetta, Brian Cage, John Silver, Chris Hero, Zack Sabre Jr. and Joe Dicanio, how wrestling should be, lazy Filmmaking, Ti West, Andrew Everett & Trevor Lee, Final Girl, The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson), work for hire gigs, Steven Soderbergh, Oculus, Alexandre Aja, quantity vs quality marketing techniques, internet horror fans, Painkiller Jane, Mirrors, and wrestling actors.

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