Ultimate Death Match 2010 Ultimate Death Match Films LLC.
This turkey is built around the flimsy premise that 27 million people will pay to watch low production wrestling matches if the main event is to the death. The film starts off with Kevin Nash and Shane Douglas discussing the Monday Night wars for about 10 seconds (they are not seen again). Al Snow plays Frosty James the main announcer for this death match event. In between each match we see cut scenes with the promoter and some FBI man who is setting up a sting of the illegal operation. This is almost totally skippable- the best part of the movie is the outtake reel with Al Snow- and even so it ain't a Jackie Chan outtake reel. UDM is not worth seeking out or seeing for free- gutter entertainment produced on the cheap for no good reason as far as a I could tell. D- review by Jobber Joe panelist on Roundtable Wrestling Radio and Author of the upcoming book Wrestling With Sports and Entertainment
This turkey is built around the flimsy premise that 27 million people will pay to watch low production wrestling matches if the main event is to the death. The film starts off with Kevin Nash and Shane Douglas discussing the Monday Night wars for about 10 seconds (they are not seen again). Al Snow plays Frosty James the main announcer for this death match event. In between each match we see cut scenes with the promoter and some FBI man who is setting up a sting of the illegal operation. This is almost totally skippable- the best part of the movie is the outtake reel with Al Snow- and even so it ain't a Jackie Chan outtake reel. UDM is not worth seeking out or seeing for free- gutter entertainment produced on the cheap for no good reason as far as a I could tell. D- review by Jobber Joe panelist on Roundtable Wrestling Radio and Author of the upcoming book Wrestling With Sports and Entertainment
