Bobby "The Brain" Heenan Movies
- 1994
The Flair and Steamboat mix it up for a lengthy period on the mat. See if you can recall how Cactus Jack puts his opponent in a hold that he'll never forget. Sting and Rick Rude all but attack each other in their battle. Bossman and Vader can also be seen sizing each other up and displaying fancy footwork as they each try to take the other down first. Followers of Maxx Payne and the Nasty Boys will recognize those men trying to move quickly in an effort to win their matches as well.True wrestling fans are likely to recognize a great many of their favorite wrestlers as they display their impressive strength and endurance during this video. ~ Elizabeth Smith, All Movie Guide
- 1988
Compilation of clips of WWF professional wrestling matches featuring some of the superstars, including a 6-man tag-team match. ~ All Movie Guide
- 1987
A unique collection of the professional wrestlers most embarrassing moments is highlighted in this video. ~ All Movie Guide
- 1985
Wrestler Hulk Hogan asks his old Vietnam buddy B.A. (Mr. T. to help him keep the Venice Boys' Center free from criminal infiltration. This proves difficult when the Kotero crime family takes an unhealthy interest in one of the Center's young charges, whose late father had hidden a huge amount of stolen money just before his demise. In addition to Hulk Hogan, the A-Team is abetted by a whole slew of popular pro wrestlers, including Big John Studd and "Gorgeous" Bobby Heenan. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- 1985
From the business end of the wrestling world, this video gives you a look at various styles of management. ~ All Movie Guide
A look at the "olden days" of professional wrestling. Although less flamboyant and flashy as those in the WWF today, the original wrestlers of the '50s, '60s and '70s still put on quite a show for the crowds. The early matches featured down-and-dirty action between participants clad only in trunks and boots, in contrast to the gaudy outfits worn by today's stars. A few superstars did emerge and are featured here, including Gorgeous George, Haystacks Calhoun, and Andre the Giant. Sometimes filmed only in black-and-white, these classic matches stand firm as the prototypes on which today's ostentatious bouts are modeled.
~ Sarah Block, All Movie Guide
~ Sarah Block, All Movie Guide
