Back To The Territories: Amarillo

About This Movie

So, 'Back To The Territories: Amarillo' dives into the rich history of West Texas wrestling, you know? It’s not just a documentary; it’s a conversation, really. Jim Cornette leads this engaging discussion with the legendary Terry Funk, who brings so much authenticity and passion to the table. The pacing feels right, letting the stories breathe, and the atmosphere feels like you’re just hanging out with these wrestling legends. There’s this sense of nostalgia, but also a respect for the craft that shines through. It's all about the angles, the family legacy, and the gritty charm of the territory wrestling scene. You get a sense of the era, and it’s not just about the matches; it’s about the lives behind them.

This documentary is a gem for collectors, especially given its focus on West Texas wrestling, a territory with a storied past. Released in 2016, it’s part of a series that delves into various wrestling territories, and while it may not have the broad appeal of mainstream wrestling productions, it has a dedicated following among wrestling aficionados. Finding this on physical media can be a bit tricky, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for it in niche shops or wrestling-focused collections.