Camel Clutch Cinema

Download this episode (right click and save)Craig and Guy review the 2009 WWE film The Marine 2 starring Ted DiBiase Jr. They cover Ted's wrestling career, the glamorous, yet dangerous life of Caucasian actors living in the Philippines, and dollar store snorkels.

LINK (right click to save) 51:49Guy Hutchinson is joined by Craig Cohen to discuss the 2012 WWE film Bending the Rules, starring Edge. They discuss Edge's career, the stellar cast, the astonishingly short running time and doughnuts.

LINK (right click to save) 1:04:19Guy and Craig talk to wrestling legend Gene Petit about his days wrestling in Texas, Puerto Rico and as Hillbilly Cousin Luke in the WWF. Then they discuss some of the more cinematic characters from the history of WWE.

LINK (right click to save) 52:08Guy and Craig review Barbed Wire City: The Unauthorized Story Of Extreme Championship Wrestling and speak to John Philapavage (producer and co-director of the film.)They talk about screening the film at ECW Arena, dealing with Raven and Michael Tearson’s Betty Boop collection.You can purchase the film at www.barbedwirecity.comVisit the Camel Clutch Cinema archive.

LINK (right click to save) 1:02:11Craig and Guy talk about movies that sound like they should have wrestling in them... but sadly do not. First up is Kiss Meet's the Phantom of the Park. Then they move to movies like Honkytonk Man, The Rock and King Kong (not Bundy.) Also, Guy delves into the WWF cookbook and tells us about Pat Patterson's cabbage balls.Visit the Camel Clutch Cinema archive.

LINK (right click to save) 54:19Craig and Guy head off to a taco shop to ponder the 1980s performance piece "My Breakfast With Blassie". They delve into some of the behind the scenes stories of the film, discuss the movie's premiere and talk about Freddie Blassie's odd little handbag.

LINK (right click to save) 54:19Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen are at Pro Wrestling Syndicate's Super Card Night Two where they meet Bret Hart, look at Mike Knox and the Rock & Roll Express and discuss all of the movie clips in the Camel Clutch Cinema intro and outro montages.

LINK (right click to save) 57:19Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen are joined by Captain Marvelous as they simulcast with the Off the Ropes podcast. Together they discuss the movie careers of all of the wrestlers on the card, Wrestlemania 29 predictions, MicroLeague Wrestling on Commodore 64 and King Kong Bundy's appearances on Married With Children.

LINK 1:01:39Guy and Craig watch Craig's Dad's favorite movie: Mighty Joe Young. They chat about the wrestlers in the tug of war scene, over-selling a jack-in-the-box, high powered Lazy Susans, and the impressive feat that is ripping a phone book in half!

LINK 57:35Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen tackle of trio of cameos by "The Beast From the East". They discuss Bam Bam's appearances in Major Payne, Joe's Apartment & Ready To Rumble. They also discuss the high points (wrestling Lawrence Taylor) and low points (wrestling The Four Doinks) of Bam Bam Bigelow's illustrious career.

LINK 59:23Guy and Craig watch the latest film from WWE Studios, The Marine 3: Homefront. They discuss Randy Orton's initial involvement in the film, The Miz's wrestling career, CEO Happy Hour and Hulk Hogan dropping a leg drop on the state of NJ.

LINK 1:02:40Craig and Guy chat with Dan Kunka, screenwriter of the WWE film "12 Rounds". Dan tells us about the film's original Chicago locations, eating burgers with Cena and why you should never say "well, to be honest with you" to Vince McMahon.

LINK 54:03Guy and Craig are joined by Captain Marvelous (Jorge Uribe) to review the 1991 TV pilot "Tag Team" starring Jesse Ventura and Roddy Piper. Together they discuss the plot, the plot holes, fake Cindy Brady, Roddy Piper painted half black and the end of Kayfabe.

Download this episode (right click and save)Guy and Craig return to Taco Bell to try the returning Chili Cheese Burrito. They also review the Arnold Schwarzenegger film The Sixth Day, make a huge calendar botch, talk about the XFL and pontificate upon a future full of laser razors, creepy dolls, clones and nacho flavored bananas.

Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen take a look at Andre The Giant's 1983 appearance on the Greatest American Hero episode Heaven is in Your Genes. In addition to the plot they discuss Andre's amazing agility, what wrestler William Katt reminds Guy of and what happens when the Junkyard Dog headbutts a Wild Samoan.Download this episode (right click and save)

Craig Cohen and Guy Hutchinson take a look at the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tsunkatse" featuring The Rock. They also discuss the history of Star Trek, try and figure out which character actors are under alien make up and then dish on No Way Out 2000.Download this episode (right click and save)

Download this episode (right click and save)Craig Cohen and Guy Hutchinson chat about the history of The Muppets in cinema, capping the discussion off with Hornswoggle's performance in Muppets Most Wanted. They also talk up the 2011 Muppet episode of Monday Night Raw and compare Vince McMahon to Jim Henson.

Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen are joined by OTR's Captain Marvelous to discuss Scooby-Doo! Wrestlemania Mystery featuring the voice talents  of John Cena, The Miz, Kane, Brodus Clay, AJ Lee, HHH, Santino, and Mr. McMahon. While running down the plot they also offer their thoughts on the movie and reveal which voice talent killed a man. Afterwards as an added bonus Guy and Craig give Captain Marvelous their Wrestlemania 30 predictions. Camel Clutch Cinema #81: Scooby-Doo! Wrestlemania Mystery. Bring it!Download this episode (right click and save) 

Download this episode (right click and save)Guy Hutchinson and Craig Cohen chat about Batista's performance in Guardians of the Galaxy. They also debate Batista vs, Bautista, reclining vs. sitting up straight and Son of Groot vs Groot.

LINK 1:04:06Craig Cohen and Guy Hutchinson celebrate Super Bowl weekend by watching the 2005 film The Longest Yard. They discuss the film's supporting parts performed by The Great Khali, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Goldberg and Kevin Nash and try and determine if they have ever watched this film before.