Wrestling-Netflix Update, WWE Classics, More News

Sting - A Moment of Truth - The 2004 Christian Faith-based "documentary" on the career and spiritual life of WCW and TNA star Sting, who plays himself in the film.

Super Mario Bros. Supershow - 80s cartoon series starring Lou Albano as Mario.

That's What I Am - WWE Studios' best reviewed film to date, the 60s period drama looks at tolerance. Randy Orton? is very good in his supporting role. By far, the most soul to any WWE film and worth checking out.

They Live - The classic 1988 John Carpenter film starring Roddy Piper in his breakout role as John Nada, an umemployed construction worker who comes across proof that aliens have subverted our entire global culture. The film features one of all the time greatest fight scenes ever when Piper takes on Keith David?'s character Frank.

3 Ninjas: High Noon at Mega Mountain - Comedy film for kids featuring Hulk Hogan joining the "Ninjas"

True Story of Wrestlemania - WWE's excellent two hour documentary on Wrestlemania's birth and history.

Very Best of WCW Monday Nitro - Edited version of the WWE DVD release looking at Nitro memories, hosted by DDP.

Ultimate Randy Savage Collection - WWE's Savage compilation, released in 2010.

Wrong Side of Town - "After ex-Navy Seal Bobby Kalinowsky (Rob Van Dam) accidentally kills a man who accosted his wife in a club, the slain man's brother puts a $100,000 bounty on his head in this action flick packed with wrestling superstars. With every thug in the city gunning for him, Bobby has to rely on his combat survival training and his old friend Ronnie (Batista) to keep himself and his family alive." The former Viscera also appears as one of the many thugs in RVD's path.

Woodshop - 2010 comedy about a High School student who must complete detention on Saturday in order to graduate. Jesse Ventura plays the Woodshop teacher overseeing the proceedings.