Turnbuckle
Directed by Chris Craddock, Kevin Gillese5.1
Kimberly Beckmen is a reporter who cares less about being good, than about getting a good story. She is drawn into the world of W.A.N.C at a tag team title match, which pits Destroyer and Cannonball against Cowboy and Jeff "The Indian" Osbourne. With help from quack psychiatrist Dr. Melvin Gibson who allows his sessions to be taped, Kimberly examines the wrestlers through her low-end news show Entertainment X. Intrusive interviews, and hidden cameras reveal the underside of a league overseen by the scandalous Commissioner Connor O'Connor. Tag team manager Alan Burnskey works against Destroyer's Fiancée, Janice Kreegman, as she encourages the injured Destroyer to retire. Cowboy struggles with Jeff's growing mental illness, while Pretty Boy Floyd and his partner struggle with Floyd's homosexuality and his partner's homophobia. Lobo wants life to return normal after the death of his parents. His little brother Ian wants to be a wrestler himself and looks up to Lobo and the friendly giant who calls himself The Mass. The league is brought together by the sudden death in the community. At the funeral Kimberly discovers an appreciation for the wrestlers and their lives, as they exist beyond the ring. She and the members of WANC learn to accept loss, change, and a big piece of wedding cake.
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Turnbuckle was released on October 3, 2003.
Turnbuckle was directed by Chris Craddock, Kevin Gillese.
Turnbuckle has a runtime of 89 min.
Turnbuckle was produced by Ian Rowe.
The key characters in Turnbuckle are Kimberly Beckmen (Jocelyn Ahlf), Chris "Destroyer" Cradman (Chris Craddock), Mark "Lobo" Fraser (Mark Alastair).
Turnbuckle is rated Not Rated.
Turnbuckle is a Comedy film.
Turnbuckle has an audience rating of 5.1 out of 10.