WR's Screencaps

  Mars vs Cameron (W4H) Full video at Wrestler4Hire.

 An innocent young man is smothered and dominated unmercifully by King Romeo. The video opens with a shot of a young Eastern European man looking at his phone. Suddenly, King Romeo walks in. The guys speak Russian with only a few English words mixed in. King Romeo shows his bicep to the young man and lets him feel it. King Romeo gleefully snatches the young man into his chest and crushes him with his biceps.  Romeo holds on until the man loses consciousness. This sets the tone for the rest of the video. Romeo just applies the same hold from different positions, putting the man to sleep over and over. If this scenario appeals to you, you'll enjoy it. Video length: 21 minutes Cost: $20 - Streaming & Download You can find this video at the Big Alpha channel on WatchFighters. https://www.watchfighters.com/posts/punishment_by_biceps_king_romeo-fiykgelb

Blake vs Jett: Battle of the Bods (88Wrestling) It's almost a camel clutch but not quite. Regardless of what the move is called, it's very photogenic. You can find this match at 88Wrestling .  

Oops Underground wrestling has been in the back of my mind. Honestly, this is the kind of content I'm more likely to capture these days. You can find Lucas K on Instagram.

Director Baz Luhrmann crafted a new biography/concert film of Elvis Presley from interviews, home movies and unreleased/alternative footage from previous films Elvis: That's the Way it Is & Elvis on Tour .   A movie so nice, I saw it twice. If you're a longtime viewer of this blog, you may have noticed that I am a fan of Elvis. (See Screencap Recap #45 & #66 .)  Of course, I was excited about the prospect of a new Elvis concert film when I heard about it several months ago. Fast forward to February 21st: It was a cold day in Boston (around 30F or -1C) and I was feeling sorry for myself because a plan I had hoped for had fallen through. I decided I didn't have much to do, so I might as well check out this new Elvis movie. The music was loud and clear, like seeing Elvis in person. Some of the editing choices struck me as strange, but for the most part I really enjoyed it and at times was genuinely moved.  I had mentioned to several relatives that I would be intere...