When the lights go down and the crowds go home. I, like many others, find wrestling a kind of a guilty pleasure, seen more often by non-fans as the mainstay of 10 year old kids. I like watching shows like "Raw", I enjoy the sheer spectacle of the pay per views. But what happens when the lights go down, the stadiums empty, and the seemingly indestructible superheroes of the ring go home to their wives and their kids ? This is what this documentary explores.....from the ranks of the unknowns trying to work their way to the big leagues, to the current legends, Mick Foley, and Terry Funk...to past idols like Jake The Snake Roberts. We see at first hand the toll that wrestling 28 days out of every month can take.......the injuries, the trauma caused to kids seeing their father staggering, covered in his own blood from an appearance in front of a baying crowd...."I think we reached some people tonight" Foley says as his head is stitched up. And the even higher cost to Jake Roberts, fallen from grace, now wrestling in front of hundreds on a local circuit,instead of millions on pay per view. Disturbing, touching, and very, very well done. Highly recommended.