Today we can show you an exclusive teaser of “Living on a Razor’s Edge: The Scott Hall Story” featuring the opening to the documentary, which sees Scott visit the “Doll House” parking lot.
That’s the site of a 1983 altercation which resulted in the death of a man and Hall being arrested, then charged, with second degree murder! The clip sets the tone for the entire documentary.
And if that’s not enough, a “First Look” airs later this week – check the WWE Network Schedule.
If you’re having any trouble playing the clip, try the direct link.
Take a look inside the finished product with these pre-release photos of both the DVD and Blu-ray; you’ll notice differences in the disc art depending on which version you pick up. Pictured here are the UK sets that will be officially made available this time next week.
Don’t forget, there’s also a Steelbook Blu-ray on the way with completely different cover artwork!
Get your copy of WWE’s “Living On A Razor’s Edge” DVD (or Blu-ray)…
– UK/Europe: July 4th. Pre-order the new Scott Hall DVD/Blu-ray here on Amazon.co.uk.
– USA: July 5th. Pre-order the new Scott Hall DVD/Blu-ray here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: August 17th. Pre-order the new Scott Hall DVD/Blu-ray over at Madman.com.au.
Below, check out new shots of “The History of the Hardcore Championship: 24/7” DVD!
In addition to Payback 2016 being released today on DVD and Blu-ray to the UK, fans there also now have the chance to pre-order the Hardcore DVD and Blu-ray for September.
Fans in the U.S. can grab Hardcore on DVD for only $17.77here, or on Blu-ray for $18.15here.
$0.99 DEALS!!
This eBay seller has a whole bunch of classic and fairly recent WWE DVD titles up for grabs in $0.99 auctions expiring today and tomorrow, including all of these (and loads more):
I found out from someone that got the Blu-ray early that the Powers Razor match is actually from the 6/1/92 Superstars from Hamilton, Ontario Copps Coliseum, so WWE made a mistake on the date & location, but the match is new. Hopefully an unreleased 1986-1995 set comes in 2017.
So the DVD is in a regular plastic case and not in digipack packaging? I prefer the digipack as it contains additional pictures inside the fold outs and (sometimes) under the disc tray (example Sting’s Into the Light DVD set).
I sent an e-mail to Amazon.ca this morning because a strike or a lock-out will maybe take place starting Saturday at midnight at Canada Post. They answered me that my pre-order of the Scott Hall Blu-Ray will be send for July 5th. Maybe they send via UPS or Fed Ex beside of Canada Post for the same cost.
Amazon.ca also had a contract with UPS as I also receive packages from Amazon using UPS from time to time. When Canada Post went on strike in 2011 they did the same thing. I wouldn’t worry too much.
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No Easter eggs on this set…
Already pre ordered my copy of Scott hall blu ray a month ago . looking forward to Tuesday!
I found out from someone that got the Blu-ray early that the Powers Razor match is actually from the 6/1/92 Superstars from Hamilton, Ontario Copps Coliseum, so WWE made a mistake on the date & location, but the match is new. Hopefully an unreleased 1986-1995 set comes in 2017.
Porno 80s Scott Hall? Really? They could’ve put Razor on disc 1, WCW era Scott Hall on Disc 2, and keep the pic they have on disc 3.
Porno mustache*
lol I wish there was a damn edit button.
I’m loving everything I hear about the new hardcore set. Can’t wait to pick it up
Any word if the Powers Ramon match is indeed from Ohio May 18, 1992 and not their Superstars 8/15/92 match?
So the DVD is in a regular plastic case and not in digipack packaging? I prefer the digipack as it contains additional pictures inside the fold outs and (sometimes) under the disc tray (example Sting’s Into the Light DVD set).
Try living in Australia. They haven’t done digipacks since 2009.
Depends where you live. The UK version is pictured above in the plastic case, as the article says. 🙂
The Steelbook in Europe has a new release date of 25 july 2016. Don’t know why this is. WWE Home Video UK are not answering my question on Facebook.
Why is there a number 12 on all the discs? What’s it represent?
It represents the rating so it means it is PG-13
Saw it at FYE on Friday in Cincinnati, did not realize it was not supposed to be realeased yet. I always wait for sales anyway.
I sent an e-mail to Amazon.ca this morning because a strike or a lock-out will maybe take place starting Saturday at midnight at Canada Post. They answered me that my pre-order of the Scott Hall Blu-Ray will be send for July 5th. Maybe they send via UPS or Fed Ex beside of Canada Post for the same cost.
Amazon.ca also had a contract with UPS as I also receive packages from Amazon using UPS from time to time. When Canada Post went on strike in 2011 they did the same thing. I wouldn’t worry too much.
The Blu Ray is already shipping via WWE Home Video UK.