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[Warning: Nudity, blood, etc.] DT Wrestling has released a new video featuring a Supergirl-type character being beaten into a bloody pulp by a masked assailant. While I have to admit this isn’t necessarily my cup of tea, I know that there are lots of fans of this type of material out there. Check out the preview images below. What do you guys think? [Read more…]
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Double Trouble Wrestling has released a new superheroine-themed fantasy wrestling video involving a Supergirl-like character being totally destroyed by the enormous Afrika. Check out the images and story description below for more information! [Read more…]
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[ Warning: Adult Content ] If ever there was a need for an adult content warning, at least in terms of violence and gore, this is it. In the sequel to Christina vs. Diana & Darious, Christina Carter, as a Wonder Woman-inspired character, ends up looking much like Jim Caviezel towards the end of The Passion of the Christ. Aside from that, for fans of two-on-one beat-downs and lots of superheroine torture, this is a pretty entertaining video for fans of Double Trouble Wrestling’s format. Check out the images below (and click here to order). [Read more…]
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Double Trouble Wrestling has released a new video in the company’s “Special Fantasies” series. This one is called “Afrika, Cali, Kimberly Jane, Nicole Part 1,” (with a sequel on the way, apparently). I know several of you are fans of these videos, and this one should be pretty popular since it features Kymberly Jane, Afrika and Nicole Oring. So check out the images below and feel free to leave comments! [Read more…]
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Double Trouble Wrestling has released a new video that might be of interest to fans of superheroine peril combined with wrestling content. Christina vs. Diana & Darrius Part 1 is very thin on plot and story elements, but features a lot of wrestling (female vs. female and female vs. weird armored creature) involving Wonder(ous) Woman, played by Christina Carter and her arch-nemesis played by Diana Knight. [Read more…]
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The third and final episode of DT Wrestling’s Emily, Diana, Cali & Afrika begins where part 2 left off… with Cali Logan as Batgirl dressed in a fishnet outfit, apparently under the influence of some kind of mind control, and in the middle of being thoroughly humiliated by three villainesses (played by Diana Knight, Emily Addison and Afrika). If you enjoyed the combination of campy humor and Cali Logan’s defeat and humiliation, then you’ll most likely enjoy this final episode as well. [Read more…]
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Double Trouble Wrestling has released Emily, Diana, Cali & Afrika Part 2, which once again features Cali Logan as Batgirl facing off against three villainesses. There isn’t much of a plot in this episode (there’s even less of a “story” than in Part 1), and since the tone and style are very similar to the first video, a full review would be kind of pointless. So here are a few screenshots of the video for those of you who are interested in this series. [Read more…]
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I recently got the chance to see SPECIAL FANTASIES – Emily, Diana, Cali & Afrika Part 1 from Double Trouble Wrestling. The video involves a three-on-one battle between three evil villainesses and one Batgirl played by Cali Logan. Overall, I enjoyed the video—for the concept more so than for the execution. However, I always like Cali Logan, and the acting is pretty good, particularly by Diana Knight as Catwoman. If you enjoy somewhat campy peril scenarios, you just might enjoy this video. [Read more…]
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With all the recent activity on HeroineMovies.com about women’s fantasy wrestling, I thought I would take a minute to look at KnockOut Girlz, a fantasy pro wrestling site from the creator of KickAss Girlz. KnockOut Girlz features beautiful models like Nicole Oring, Cali Logan, Akira Lane and others acting out various fantasy wrestling scenarios. While I’m more of a superheroine-style fan when it comes to these videos, I am impressed by the sheer amount of content available to members who purchase a monthly membership, so it might be worth checking out to those of you who enjoy fantasy wrestling (and I’ve learned lately that there are a lot of you :) ). Click here for more photos!
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Occasionally, the genres of women’s fantasy wrestling and superheroines overlap, resulting in heroine films with wrestling, and wrestling films with superheroines. DT Wrestling’s “Masked Massacre” falls under the latter category, as the wrestling company pits superheroine Alexis Angel against the evil villain Kristi.
As a fantasy wrestling match, “Masked Massacre” may appeal to certain fans, but as a heroine movie, it’s terrible.
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