Friday Night in the Coliseum
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About This Movie
Friday Night in the Coliseum is a 1972 short film that captures the excitement of wrestling performances at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston, Texas. Directed by KLRN, it features notable wrestlers and audience interviews, providing a glimpse into the world of local wrestling during that era.
This short film is relatively obscure, often overlooked in the larger canon of wrestling documentaries. It has circulated in various formats over the years, primarily on VHS and now occasionally found in collector circles on DVD or streaming platforms. Due to the niche subject matter, it garners a specific interest from fans of vintage wrestling and those keen on the cultural aspects of sports in the 70s, making it a unique find for dedicated collectors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre does Friday Night in the Coliseum belong to?
Friday Night in the Coliseum is a short film that falls under the wrestling genre.
Who directed Friday Night in the Coliseum?
The film was directed by KLRN.
What year was Friday Night in the Coliseum released?
Friday Night in the Coliseum was released in 1972.
What notable wrestlers appear in the film?
The film features well-known wrestlers such as Dory Funk Sr., Terry Funk, Bull Curry, and many others.
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