The Sixth Child presents…
A look at the world of wrestling through the eyes of a film buff.
The year 1996
was a helluva time to be a wrestling fan. The feud between the WWF and WCW was
heating up as both sides did everything they could to outdo one another. This
included those really stupid Billionaire Ted skits where WWF made fun of Hulk
Hogan’s age, only to rehire him A DECADE LATER!!!! Anyway, at the
doorstep of the Attitude era Vince McMahon made a very bold move by handing a
$10 million decade-long contract to former Olympic weightlifter Mark Henry. In
those 10 years, Henry’s biggest career highlights included feeling up a
transvestite in front of his mother, and having sex with Mae Young who gave
birth to a hand as a result. Take THAT Ricky Steamboat! But it wasn’t
all bad news for Henry. In between several injuries and numerous trips to OVW,
he went from an over-hyped, uncoordinated heavyweight mid-carder, to… an
over-hyped, uncoordinated super-heavyweight with a main event push. Let’s face it.
The only difference between Henry ‘96 and Henry ‘07 are the dreadlocks, which
the guys here at TWF rightly pointed out make him look like the Predator. So
this latest edition of DONE sees Mizark finally get some credibility by posing
as one of the coolest aliens in cinematic history. While the original Predator
(1987) starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
was way better than the sequel, I decided to go with Predator 2
(1990), mostly because it will
give me more time to ogle over naked pictures of Linda McMahon. Crap, did I
just say that out loud? Anyway, the
year is 1997; JOSH: Hard Core! On the scene and in your face! The carnage
is like Dante’s Hell down here! Carnage! Smoke! Fire! Oppressive heat! Carnage!
Columbian and Jamaican drug fiends once again transform the carnagey streets of
LA into a carnagey slaughterhouse! Who the hell is in carnage, I mean, charge down here?
The Cops? Uh-uh. The carnage has got them outmanned, outgunned, and incompetent!
The mayor needs to get off his butt and face the carnage! Oh, the carnage! Josh “the man with no thesaurus” Matthews’
transmission is interrupted by Lieutenant Mike Harrigan, who crashes through the
police barricades in his car. The Columbians decide to retreat into a nearby
factory where they keep more weapons than the National Guard and more drugs than
Lex Luger. But as they gear up to face the police again, they hear a rattling
coming from the outside. It sounds like someone is trying to break through the
lock and chain of the outside gate… (rattling continues for several minutes) *Ahem* I SAID, it sounds like someone is trying to break through
the lock and chain of the outside gate… (rattling continues for several minutes) (referee tells Mark Henry to come in through the
skylight instead) (sigh) Suddenly, the skylight above explodes and
the Columbians start firing at anything that moves. Police eventually storm the
factory, and Harrigan finds the gang-leader standing at the edge of the roof,
soaked in blood and white as a ghost. Harrigan tells him to come down, but the
leader sees something in the distance causing him to scream. Harrigan shoots the
leader who falls several stories into a well-placed stack of tables on top of
thick black foam mats. CROWD: Ho-ly shit! Ho-ly shit! Ho-ly shit! JOSH: Wow! He just dropped like Super Mario to
the carnage below! Doo-doo-doo-doo-doop-DO doop! (CROWD stares at Josh) SMALL GIRL: Mommy, why is Ryan Seacrest singing
the Super Mario theme? Standing at the edge of the roof, Harrigan looks
down at the carnage below (Fuck! Now he’s got ME saying it!). Relieved, Harrigan
turns around only to see what appears to be a hulking figure with dreadlocks
staring at him a few yards away. Not sure what to do, Henry waits for a referee
to prompt him. When that doesn’t work, he simply poses repeatedly before
waddling away. HARRIGAN: I must be losing it. DANNY: Mike, you better come look at
this. Harrigan follows his partner Danny Archuleta to
the rooms below where they find a number of broken and bloodied bodies. They
look up to see one of the Columbians hanging upside down, naked and covered in
blood. DANNY: That’s about 35-40 feet. The guy must
weigh around 190 pounds. HARRIGAN: So if we use the WWE measurement
system, he should be about 700 feet up and must weigh a little under a ton. DANNY: No rope, no ladder. You couldn’t carry
him up there. HARRIGAN: Jesus, it looks like JBL’s last
backstage initiation ceremony. DANNY: This is not good, Mike. Not good at
all. Harrigan and Danny head back to the office for
debriefing. HARRIGAN: What have we got? DANNY: Well, all these guys were killed without
a single bullet wound. Whoever did this waited until the last minute, and took
out four men armed with machine guns by hand, and then got by us. Maybe we
should give him a job, put him on the payroll. HARRIGAN: Yeah, a ten-year contract! (both laugh uncontrollably) Their conversation is interrupted by a knock at
the door. Two men in suits walk in. Their similar features make them look like
father and son, but the older man has a distinct walk that makes he look like a
ferret is trying to escape from his rectum. VINCE: Lieutenant Harrigan? I’m Vincent Kennedy
McMahon, the Chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment. I’ve heard a lot about
you. I’m sorry for this jurisdictional intrusion. I don’t mean to step on your
toes, but we’re attempting to prevent these gangs from taking over the entire
West Coast. (DANNY and HARRIGAN look at each other) HARRIGAN: (to VINCE) (confused) …and what does
that have to do with LA’s drug war? VINCE: (nervously) Drugs? Who said anything
about drugs?! The WWE in no way is affiliated with drugs! Not now, not ever!
Honest to God! Our wrestlers are as natural as the Great Khali’s mic
ability! (Both stare at VINCE) VINCE: (even more nervously) I wish I could tell
you more, but we have a large number of deep cover operatives involved here. You
know how it is. We all have a job to do, and I’m sure we can respect
each-other’s situation and act responsibly. DANNY: (mumbles) Like your daughter’s 9/11
speech. VINCE: What? DANNY: Nothing. Later that night Harrigan and Danny are called
to yet another gruesome bloodbath. The Jamaican drug-lords tried to attack the
leader of the Columbian cartel, but once again someone or something came along
and slaughtered everyone. Harrigan ignores McMahon’s
warning and enters the building without authorization. The damage to the room is
worse than Randy Orton’s last visit, and the group finds the cartel leader’s
girlfriend hiding in the corner. HARRIGAN: What’s she saying, Danny? DANNY: (listening closely) It doesn’t make any
sense. She’s saying the same thing over and over again. “The Devil came for
them.” (listens even more closely) Oh wait, she’s saying “The Devil came for
them, but he botched a lot of his spots.” Suddenly their conversation is interrupted once
again by Vince McMahon and his entourage. VINCE: This is a restricted area! I want it
cleared immediately! You’re walking on physical evidence! HARRIGAN: Listen, I know this is your show… VINCE: You’re not listening! Maybe you can hear
this. Next time you cross me, you’re gonna turn up missing. Vince notices journalist Josh Matthews lurking
in the corner recording everything with a video camera. VINCE: Shane, the 14-year-old girl with the
camera, get him right now! SHANE: (grabbing JOSH) Let’s go. JOSH: Stay away! I’ve got my rights! Mr McMahon,
there are skinless bodies hanging from the ceiling, blood is splattered
everywhere and a madman appears to be terrorising LA. What are your
thoughts? SHANE: (leading JOSH out of the room) Shut the
fuck up. VINCE: (to HARRIGAN) Now get the hell out of
here. (Walks away) HARRIGAN: Just who the hell are you,
McMahon? SHANE: (cuts in) (threateningly) The last person
in the world you ever want to fuck with. (pause) SHANE: He knows powerful people, like…
Timbaland. HARRIGAN: (confused) Who? Harrigan, unnerved by McMahon, decides to
continue investigating. He sets up a meeting with the leader of the Jamaicans,
whose henchmen pick him up in a car filled with guys smoking weed. One of them
looked oddly familiar. They take Harrigan to a dark alley, where he
meets the leader of the Jamaicans – a mysterious voodoo witchdoctor named The
Boogeyman. BOOGEYMAN: They say you want to talk to me. They
say you offering me favours. Tell me why, Babylon? Mr Policeman? HARRIGAN: I want some information. BOOGEYMAN: Information. About the one that’s
doing the killing? HARRIGAN: Yeah. I’d also like to know what is it
that you do exactly. BOOGEYMAN: I slam an alarm clock on my head and
eat worms while a black midget named “Little Boogie” follows me around. (pause) HARRIGAN: Wow, that’s… really stupid… and that
last part sounded a little racist. Anyway, about that killer, I think you know
who he is. I want him. BOOGEYMAN: (laughing) I don’t know who he is. But I
know where he
is. The Other Side. HARRIGAN: (gasp) TNA? BOOGEYMAN: The spirit world, mon. You see, it’s
always the same. There’s no stopping what can’t be stopped. No killing what
can’t be killed. HARRIGAN: Just like Hardcore Holly’s career. BOOGEYMAN: I can feel him all around. You can’t
see the eyes of the demon until he comes calling. This is dread, mon, truly
dread. Nothing else for you here, policeman. Time to go. Prepare yourself. As soon as Harrigan leaves, the Boogeyman feels
the presence of another. He turns around to see Mark Henry staring back at him,
and the two start to battle it out. But a match between Mark Henry and the
Boogeyman would be so ludicrously bad, let’s just move on to the next scene. Harrigan gets word there’s been another attack,
this time on the LA subway. He races there to find yet another grisly murder
scene on board one of the trains. Harrigan goes down the subway’s tracks on foot
to see if he can find Henry. He sees him in the distance trying to press-slam
someone, but he stumbles and accidentally removes his head. Henry runs away and Harrigan follows him back
onto the city streets. Once again, journalist Josh Matthews pops up out of
nowhere. JOSH: (carrying camera) Harrigan! What are your
thoughts on the carnage here in… HARRIGAN: (punching the camera) FUCK you! The people in the street start applauding as
Harrigan gets into his car to pursue Henry. He swerves into a dark alley where
out of nowhere he collides with a Hummer driven by Scott Steiner and Brian
Kendrick. KENDRICK: Good job stopping Harrigan,
Steiner! STEINER: Uhhh, yeah, that’s what I was
doing. The two take Harrigan into a WWE production
truck in the middle of a deserted parking lot. Inside, Shane and Vince McMahon
watch a series of monitors until Harrigan walks in. VINCE: (to HARRIGAN) Don’t you show up in the
damndest places. HARRIGAN: What is this? VINCE: (pointing to monitor) There’s your
killer. Wonderful isn’t it? Ten years ago one of its kind stalked and eliminated
an elite special forces crew in Central America. There were two survivors. They
indicated that when trapped, the creature activated a self-destruct device that
destroyed enough rainforest to cover 300 city blocks. HARRIGAN: Explosives? VINCE: Nah, he was trying to do a power-bomb but
it got out of hand. Anyway, this guy is a fucking alien! It marks a new era of
scientific technology, and more importantly, a chance for us to put him under
contract. HARRIGAN: Huh? VINCE: We’re going to give this guy a job.
Imagine the fans when they see him waddle to the ring. He’ll be good for at
least 10 years. HARRIGAN: Are you insane?! VINCE: Clearly. Look, we even got some Academy
Award-winning rappers to write a theme for him. Vince pushes a button that plays an heavily
distorted rap song with a bunch of guys repeatedly yelling “Somebody’s gonna get
their ass whooped.” HARRIGAN: (covering his ears) FOR THE LOVE OF
GOD, PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!!!! (music stops) VINCE: Just repeating, those guys won A FUCKING ACADEMY
AWARD!!! Anyway, I’ve waited a lifetime for this, and I’m not going to miss
the chance. Grab a seat. Enjoy the show. This is history. Vince and an army of scientists armed with
liquid nitrogen guns head for a nearby meat-packing factory (insert Pat
Patterson joke here) where Mark Henry has been hiding out. Vince McMahon gives
the order for the crew to begin their WWE-esque “surprise attack”, where Shane
starts playing Vince’s entrance song “No Chance” over a series of loud speakers.
The crew storms the factory where Mark Henry is, not surprisingly, waiting for
them. He disposes them quickly by tearing their ligaments and cracking their
ribs with his over zealous gorilla-press slams and splashes. Harrigan is so
bored and uninterested in seeing Mark Henry fight, he races into the factory and
empties a clip into Henry’s torso, who stumbles and falls. Harrigan slowly
approaches Henry’s lifeless body, and crouches down to look at his face
up-close. HARRIGAN: You are one ugly mother… (HENRY’S arm shoots up and grabs HARRIGAN by the
throat) HENRY: …mother fucker? Henry throws Harrigan aside and starts to close
in on him, but he’s side-swiped by Vince who blasts him with his liquid nitrogen
gun. This only makes Henry angrier, as he charges towards Vince and hits him
with a thunderous spear tackle. JR: My Gawd, King! Mark Henry just broke Mr
McMahon in half! KING: Puppies! Hey, wait, for once you didn’t
exaggerate! JR: This is the most magical moment in the
history of homo sapiens - EVER! KING: Damn! I spoke too soon! Harrigan follows Henry to the rooftop where he
sees him posing at the side of the building with Mr McMahon’s severed head
in-hand. But once again, Henry loses his balance and goes
crashing into a neighbouring hotel building. Keep in mind they want to give this
klutz a decade-long contract. Anyway, Henry managed to land in the bathroom of
one of the hotel rooms, where he is severely injured (nothing new there). Trying
to perform first aid on himself, he rummages through the bathroom’s medicine
cabinet where he finds multiple bottles of growth hormones and steroids. Henry wails in pain as he injects everything
into his body, causing the hotel room’s inhabitant, Gene Snitsky, to come
barging in. SNITSKY: Hey! Those are mine! (HENRY stares at SNITSKY) HENRY: You are one ugly mother fucker. Henry tears through the bathroom wall and keeps
running leaving a path of destruction behind him. At that moment Randy Orton
peers inside the hotel room to see Snitsky sitting in the middle of burning
rubble, broken furniture and shattered glass. ORTON: Pffft, amateur.
Suddenly Harrigan comes racing in from the
bathroom. HARRIGAN: (waving arms) It’s OK, I’m a cop. SNITSKY: I don’t think he gives a shit. (HARRIGAN stares at SNITSKY) SNITSKY: What? HARRIGAN: You are one ugly mother fucker. Harrigan follows Henry’s trail leading to the
elevator shaft. Harrigan hesitates before diving into the never-ending darkness
below. He finally lands on board what appears to be a spaceship. Surrounded by
mist and fog, Harrigan struggles to see what’s in front of him. That is until a
beeping razor-sharp metal disc narrowly misses him and gets jammed in a nearby
wall. Harrigan then sees Henry charging towards him, but because he moves at the
speed of a continental plate, Harrigan walks to the nearby wall, takes out the
disc and jams it into Henry’s torso, killing him once and for all. HARRIGAN: Get it straight, asshole. Shit happens! But just when he thought it was over, Harrigan
turns around to find three more Predators standing behind him. Harrigan can do
nothing but look on helplessly as they approach him, but he then notices they
are actually the remaining members of the Nation of Domination. HARRIGAN: Ok… who’s next? The Predators pick up Mark Henry’s body and take
him to another part of the ship. But the last to leave looks back at Harrigan to
say one final thing that will leave a lasting impression on all of mankind… FAROOQ: …DAMN!!!! Although puzzled by what the Predator said,
Harrigan bolts to the nearest exit as the ship starts to take off. The ignition
buries Harrigan in a blanket of ash and debris, but he survives. Dazed, confused
and a filthy mess, Harrigan emerges from the clouds of smoke and dust to be
greeted by Shane McMahon and his chopper. SHANE: Harrigan! What the fuck happened in
there?! (HARRIGAN stares at SHANE) SHANE: (conceding) Goddamn it! We came so
close! As Shane runs back to the chopper and flies
away, Harrigan chuckles to himself. HARRIGAN: Don’t worry, asshole. You’ll get
another chance. Sadly, Harrigan was right. Despite the fact that
Mark Henry killed his father, wasted millions in resources (oh yeah, and DIED!!!), Shane
McMahon had his body sent to world-renowned surgeon Dr. Lloyd Youngblood in San
Antonio, Texas where he was brought back to life. After all that, Henry was
handed his ten-year contract which WWE fans everywhere have been paying for ever
since. THE END CREDITS
TWF FLASHBACK
November 2006
SATIRE: DISCONTINUED WWE XMAS PRODUCTS!
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