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Best of European Rampage Tour: Directed by Kevin Dunn. With Sam Anoai, Wayne Bloom, Ted DiBiase, Jim Duggan.
- Kevin Dunn
- 1993
- Sport
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Best of European Rampage Tour (Video 1993) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
- North Face
- Sherpa
- Rampage
- Masters of Stone I
- Cliffhanger
- Vertical Limit
- The Eiger Sanction
- Dosage: Volume II
- Torn
- King Lines
Climbing the North Face of the Eiger in the Swiss Alps was one of the first “last great problems” of mountaineering. It gained its fearsome reputation after various attempts resulted in climbers dying in horrible and gruesome ways. North Face (Nordwand, as it’s titled in German) dramatizes one of these horrific failures: the 1936 disaster in which ...
Mount Everest was the stage for two major films released in 2015. Everest, featuring Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Brolin, and Keira Knightley, is a dramatization of the infamous 1996 tragedy documented in Jon Krakauer’s iconic book Into Thin Air. But it is the other Everest film released that year, Sherpa, that delivers a better depiction of the tensions ...
Go to any bouldering area in California today, where hordes of pad-carrying, tune-bumping young guns session five-star sickness, and it’s nearly impossible to imagine a time when most climbers didn’t take bouldering seriously, deriding it as “practice climbing.” Films like Rampage, though, helped usher in the bouldering revolution, opening up the s...
The Masters of Stone videos were the first serialized climbing films. Eric Perlman (and also, originally, Mike Hatchett) directed a total of six Masters of Stone films over roughly two decades, beginning in 1991. But the first four, all released in the nineties, best represent the Masters of Stone brand of hardcore, heavy-metal-fueled extreme-sport...
Cliffhanger set the bar for contrived absurdity deliciously high. The characters of this fictional action flick are frequently shown free-soloing while wearing harnesses and full racks of climbing gear, for example. The film’s greatest gift to climbers, however, is the concept of a bolt gun, which shoots a bolt and hanger into the rock with a simpl...
The first time climbers watch Vertical Limit, they laugh so hard that they start to cry. The Hollywood film is primarily set on K2, where everyone becomes an amphetamine junkie and then starts killing each other over the scarce supply of “dex.” But the opening scene, shot in Monument Valley, Arizona, is the best part. The two main characters, sibli...
Alex Honnold called the climbing scenes in The Eiger Sanctionsome of the “most realistic in all of Hollywood climbing.” And while the plot of this spy thriller doesn’t make sense, and the 1970s-era sexism and racism will make you cringe, the climbing scenes, at least, have stood the test of time. Desert-tower climbing aficionados in particular will...
Dosage, from director Josh Lowell at Big Up Productions, was post–Masters of Stone and pre–Reel Rock Film Tour. Between 2001 and 2008, the Dosage series released five DVD volumes that featured some of the most memorable short films, or “doses,” of climbing in that era. Check out Dosage: Volume V to see Beth Rodden nail the first ascent of Meltdown ...
It’s hard to call Torn, directed by Max Lowe, a climbing film, yet it deserves its place on this list because it does a better job than any others here in capturing the emotional carnage wrought by a loved one’s death. Max’s father, Alex Lowe, was killed during an avalanche on Tibet’s Shishapangma in 1999, while his climbing partner, Conrad Anker, ...
Produced by Sender Films and Big Up Productions, King Lines was one of the first high-quality, feature-length climbing films to break out of the short-form dosage mold, raising the bar for climbing storytelling to something beyond mere climbing porn. King Linesis a profile of Chris Sharma, who spent at least two decades of his career widely being c...
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Apr 25, 1993 · WWF European Rampage - Milan, Italy - April 25, 1993. - My obsession with overseas tours and 1993 in general leads me to quite a rarity here... the WWF's European Rampage Tour was still underway, and I'm pretty sure we've covered stops in Sheffield, England and Paris, France, but here we are, coming from the Forum Assago in Milan, Italy, for ...
Sep 18, 2012 · Best of European Rampage Tour (P114) Rick & Scott Steiner vs. Ted DiBiase & Irwin R. Schyster 04/11/93 Mr. Perfect vs. Samu The Beverly Brothers vs.
Dec 1, 2021 · It's a DUAL EPISODE EVENT with the WWF European Rampage Tour Watch-Along featuring Bret vs. Bigelow, Yoko vs. Taker, Steiners vs. Money Inc, Perfect vs. Luger, Crush vs. Doink, Hacksaw vs. Yokozuna, more
