In a recent episode of Friday Night SmackDown, Cody Rhodes faced backlash after giving up his WrestleMania 40 main event spot to The Rock. The dynamics took a turn during the WrestleMania 40 kickoff press conference, as Cody Rhodes reclaimed his main event by personally choosing it.
With that said, the two share something similar – they both have iconic WWE theme songs. However, they aren’t the only ones with some epic entrance songs that have continued to captivate the WWE Universe over the years.
5 Greatest WWE Entrance Songs That Stand The Test of Time
A theme song is crucial for a WWE Superstar as it is a major part of their presentation and now we will list the top 5 WWE entrance theme songs that can never be beaten.
1) The Rock The Rock
The Rock’s WWE theme song is called Electrifying and it couldn’t have been more apt for The Great One.
With that said, the two share something similar – they both have iconic WWE theme songs. However, they aren’t the only ones with some epic entrance songs that have continued to captivate the WWE Universe over the years.
5 Greatest WWE Entrance Songs That Stand The Test of Time
A theme song is crucial for a WWE Superstar as it is a major part of their presentation and now we will list the top 5 WWE entrance theme songs that can never be beaten.
1) The Rock The Rock
The Rock’s WWE theme song is called Electrifying and it couldn’t have been more apt for The Great One.
- 2/16/2024
- by Subhojeet Mookherjee
- FandomWire
Good Deed Entertainment’s genre label Cranked Up Films has acquired U.S. rights to American Badger, an action film written and directed by and starring stunt veteran Kirk Caouette. It is set for a digital and VOD release on June 15.
Caouette plays a hitman known as Badger, the nickname that came from his wife, who died 4451 days ago. Since her passing he has been living the life of a recluse, operating in the shadows. But all that is about to change with his latest assignment: Make friends with a sex worker named Velvet (Andrea Stefancikova) and extract information about the inner workings of an Albanian gang she works for. An unlikely romance follows until Badger’s handler tells him that it is time to take down the syndicate — and the first person he must kill is Velvet.
“Right away we took to the complex,...
Caouette plays a hitman known as Badger, the nickname that came from his wife, who died 4451 days ago. Since her passing he has been living the life of a recluse, operating in the shadows. But all that is about to change with his latest assignment: Make friends with a sex worker named Velvet (Andrea Stefancikova) and extract information about the inner workings of an Albanian gang she works for. An unlikely romance follows until Badger’s handler tells him that it is time to take down the syndicate — and the first person he must kill is Velvet.
“Right away we took to the complex,...
- 4/16/2021
- by Patrick Hipes and Amanda N'Duka
- Deadline Film + TV
In today’s film news roundup, Neil Young’s “Mountaintop” is coming, AMC replaces its CFO, Bob Weinstein is starting anew, and Ed Begley, Jr. and David Koechner join “Reboot Camp.”
Music Documentary
Abramorama is partnering with Shakey Pictures and Reprise / Warner Records to release the Neil Young documentary “Mountaintop.”
The movie, which chronicles the making of Young and Crazy Horse’s studio album “Colorado,” will open in North America on Oct. 22 and in Europe and South American on Nov. 8. Young produced using his pseudonym Bernard Shakey, marking his 13th collaboration with Abramorama dating back to “Greendale,” and Jonathan Demme’s trilogy.
Abramorama CEO Richard Abramowitz said, ”The only thing better than working on a Bernard Shakey film is working on another Bernard Shakey film. Providing fans around the world with the opportunity to see how Neil and the band put it all together is a particularly rare and exciting experience.
Music Documentary
Abramorama is partnering with Shakey Pictures and Reprise / Warner Records to release the Neil Young documentary “Mountaintop.”
The movie, which chronicles the making of Young and Crazy Horse’s studio album “Colorado,” will open in North America on Oct. 22 and in Europe and South American on Nov. 8. Young produced using his pseudonym Bernard Shakey, marking his 13th collaboration with Abramorama dating back to “Greendale,” and Jonathan Demme’s trilogy.
Abramorama CEO Richard Abramowitz said, ”The only thing better than working on a Bernard Shakey film is working on another Bernard Shakey film. Providing fans around the world with the opportunity to see how Neil and the band put it all together is a particularly rare and exciting experience.
- 10/12/2019
- by Dave McNary
- Variety Film + TV
Bailee Madison (Hallmark’s The Good Witch), Kevin Quinn (Adventures in Babysitting), Sherri Shepherd (Ride Along 2) and David Koechner (Anchorman) has been tapped to star in A Week Away, a musical film which is being directed by Roman White. The pic follows Will Hawkins (Quinn), a troubled teenager whose recent run-in with the law puts him at an important crossroads; go to juvenile hall or attend a Christian summer camp. At first a fish-out-of-water, Will eventually opens his heart and discovers a love and sense of belonging in the last place he expected to find it. Newcomers Jahbril Cook, Kat Conner Sterling, and Iain Tucker will co-star as filming is currently underway in Tennesse with a theatrical release aimed for 2020. Steve Barnett, Alan Powell, and Gabriel Vasquez are producing. Vicky Patel financed the film and will serve as its executive producer. Madison is an associate producer.
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- 10/12/2019
- by Amanda N'Duka
- Deadline Film + TV
If Paul Heyman’s tearful interview performance last Monday on WWE flagship series “Raw” wasn’t the most skillful wrestling promo of all time, but many fans and entertainment critics would tell you that it’s right up there. It was so good, in fact, that some people are even talking about Emmy consideration — yes, seriously, and for a (somewhat) rehearsed interview from a fake sport.
Don’t take our word — or that of the “marks,” an unflattering wrestling term for a fan who buys into everything the organization tells them to — about the merits Heyman’s performance, here are some influential blue checks feeling the same thing:
.@HeymanHustle as good as Daniel Day-Lewis tonight.
— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) August 7, 2018
.@HeymanHustle deserves an Emmy.
— Kristopher Tapley (@kristapley) August 9, 2018
Additionally, movie news outlet Slash Film called Heyman’s ongoing and evolving role on “Raw,” “One of the best performances currently on television.
Don’t take our word — or that of the “marks,” an unflattering wrestling term for a fan who buys into everything the organization tells them to — about the merits Heyman’s performance, here are some influential blue checks feeling the same thing:
.@HeymanHustle as good as Daniel Day-Lewis tonight.
— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) August 7, 2018
.@HeymanHustle deserves an Emmy.
— Kristopher Tapley (@kristapley) August 9, 2018
Additionally, movie news outlet Slash Film called Heyman’s ongoing and evolving role on “Raw,” “One of the best performances currently on television.
- 8/13/2018
- by Tony Maglio
- The Wrap
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