RazorbladeKiss87

I loved WoW when I was younger. I think I'd have been right around the same age as you when it came out. Sadly, my mom thew my back issues away, including my issues that I got autographed by K-Dawg and Al Snow.

Last night I did a little triple feature of Summer of '84, Der Fan, and Terrifier. Der Fan was a fun slice of dreamlike insanity. I thought it built up to the crazy ending really well but I could see some people dismissing it as slow, in a bad way. Summer of '84 was a decent little thriller that brushed up against horror in some parts. I'm a sucker for coming of age movies wrapped in a horror/thriller/sci-fi shell so this scratched my itch pretty well. Terrifier was a sleazy little thing, for sure. My sister's friend was one of the victims in it and she got dispatched in a really nasty, mean way. I'm not the type to get scared or squeamish during horror films but I've got to admit, this one made me a tiny bit uncomfortable. I can't even put my finger on why because gore doesn't bug me, clowns don't scare me and I haven't thought a slasher was scary since I needed a babysitter. Even so, this one got under my skin. I wouldn't say it's well made in any way. You can tell the budget was low low low but it was still decent.

I watched the Arrow Blu of The Zero Boys last night. It was a really good 80s slasher that I hadn't heard of until I traded for it. The camera work and lighting we're pretty nice for a low budget movie. Not a lot of gore but the scares are effective.

Working my way through the show right now. Zero Hour was a fun pre-show.i thought the battle royale was put together to be pretty damn fun, which is about the best you can ask for. The announcing is enjoyable too. To me, Ian is a tolerable version of Mauro or Striker.

Sad to hear about N8 Hatred. I loved CZW during the H8 Club era. Hadn't thought about him in years but after watching Dominion I kinda thought Jericho looked a bit like him after his match.

Pretty sure the Drake Younger/Sami match from PWG's All Star Weekend 2013 had Lego involved in it.

I got into it at age 10 actually. I can remember the first wrestling I actually saw. One of the first times I was left home alone and I flipped past WCW Saturday Night and saw The Giant and I was hooked for some reason. I watched the rest of the show, found out when other wrestling was on and it was all over from there.

Where did bumps on the ring apron start? I got out of wrestling in the mid-2000s and when I got back into it they were everywhere on the indies. Was it All-Japan or NOAH? Those seem like the most likely candidates.

I really like the guy rocking a Whitesnake tour shirt in this. Where did this take place?

Are we talking Indian Summer the emo band? They may be a rank higher in my book. Summer Sanders should be a at least number 2.

I just hit 90 days of sobriety a few days ago. I've struggled since I was in junior high with opiate addiction, kicking it for bit and then relapsing. This last time I gave up and intentionally overdosed. If my friend hadn't chosen that moment to surprise me with lunch at my apartment, I wouldn't be here today. I decided to actually do this the right way this time instead of trying to do it alone. I moved into a sober living community and have been going to a lot of sober support meetings while maintaining an outpatient rehab schedule. Life isn't perfect but it's getting better day by day. I just wanted to put my happiness out there and since I've visited this site almost every day since high school, why not here?

Going back to the time machine question, I'd love to see 92-93 Vader vs 2004-2006 Necro Butcher. Same with Cactus Jack from 92-94. I'd also like to see "Sick" Nick Mondo circa Tournament of Death II vs that era Vader for some reason.

RVD return confirmed?

Love how the Mania in 60 Seconds video for XX shows HHH and HBK fighting for one second but (for obvious reasons) doesn't show that they had a match. Went with VIII because I always had fun renting it as a kid.

13 does have THE WWF/E match but X7 has a better full card and also is the first ppv video I bought with my own money so it has some sentimental value.