Bloodlust: Tournament of Death 2016
Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of extreme wrestling with *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death (2016)*, a gripping documentary directed by Shawney Cohen.
Director: Shawney Cohen
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death (2016)* about?
*Bloodlust: Tournament of Death* follows Damian Abraham as he documents the underground world of deathmatch wrestling, a hyper-violent form of professional wrestling where fighters use weapons like barbed wire and broken glass. The film captures the intensity, danger, and raw energy behind this extreme sport.
Who directed *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death*?
*Bloodlust: Tournament of Death* was directed by Shawney Cohen, who brings a keen eye for authenticity to this visceral documentary.
Who stars in *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death*?
The documentary features Damian Abraham, David John Markland, Conor Claxton, Michael Hopes, and Brigham Paul Doane as it delves into the world of deathmatch wrestling.
Is *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death (2016)* worth watching?
For fans of extreme sports or raw documentaries, *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death* offers a fascinating, albeit intense, look at a niche wrestling subculture. Its short runtime and unfiltered portrayal make it a compelling watch for those curious about the darker side of wrestling.
How long is *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death*?
*Bloodlust: Tournament of Death* has a runtime of 42 minutes.
About Bloodlust: Tournament of Death (2016) — Inside the Violent World of Deathmatch Wrestling
Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of extreme wrestling with *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death (2016)*, a gripping documentary directed by Shawney Cohen. Following filmmaker Damian Abraham as he ventures into Delaware, the film pulls back the curtain on deathmatch wrestling—a brutal subgenre where the spectacle thrives on chaos, blood, and makeshift weapons like barbed wire and shattered light bulbs. The atmosphere is thick with tension, blending the grit of underground fight culture with the unapologetic rawness of its participants, all captured in visceral detail.
Breaking away from conventional sports entertainment, this documentary explores the psychology behind the sport's most dedicated fans and fighters. With a runtime of just 42 minutes, *Bloodlust: Tournament of Death* packs a punch, offering an intense, no-holds-barred look at a niche that thrives on pushing boundaries. Whether you're a wrestling enthusiast or a curious outsider, Cohen's lens delivers an unforgettable experience that lingers long after the final bout.