Raven Banner’s Michael Paszt makes his directorial debut in the documentary Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro, about “an aging wrestler must reinvent himself in the grappling business working as a talent director in Mexico City while simultaneously raising his 17-year-old daughter in remote Thunder Bay, Canada.”
After celebrating its world premiere at last year’s Fantastic Fest, the film will be releasing in limited theaters on Friday, September 4, 2020, and will be available on major VOD/Digital platforms the following Tuesday, September 8th.
From the press release:
“Semi-retired professional wrestler Ian Hodgkinson reveals the harsh realities behind the glamour of being in the world of wrestling as the infamous ‘Vampiro’. A Lucha Libre legend, Hodgkinson tells the astonishing story about his meteoric rise to fame in the 90’s and how it almost killed him. Yet none of that was as back-breaking as his current life – working behind-the-scenes as the Director of Talent for Lucha Libre AAA in Mexico City and Lucha Underground in Los Angeles, while simultaneously raising his teenage daughter Dasha in remote Northern Canada as a single parent.
“Unlike many professional wrestling documentaries before, director Michael Paszt has constructed a fascinating and heartfelt look at a wrestler who has overcome and continues to battle with physical injuries, sexual abuse, and drug addiction. Not to mention the wild stories of working for Milli Vanilli, and wrestling alongside the punk rock band The Misfits – Vampiro’s stories are multi-faceted and completely enthralling.
“Told through an engrossing collection of home videos and personal interviews with his closest friends and family, Nail in the Coffin is an intimate and genuine look into a single father grappling with fame, the pressures of professional and personal responsibilities, and his own mortality.”
source https://bloody-disgusting.com/home-video/3627847/nail-coffin-documents-fall-rise-vampiro-trailer/
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