What do you get when you take members of 2 of the greatest tag teams of all time and sit them down for a face-off? The next great shoot interview from RF VIDEO! When you think of the all time great tag teams, the Road Warriors and Demolition are among the first names that come to mind, and now for the first time ever, Animal, Ax and Smash sit down together to discuss their legendary careers, reminisce about some of the major names and faces they worked with in the past, banter about some of the major controversies and also give their take on some of today’s top stars in this historic shoot from RF Video.

Over the years RF VIDEO has done hundreds of shoot style interviews with everyone in the business. Well on 9-11-10 we raised the bar as we conducted the most emotional and what will go down as the most controversial interview of all time in the history of the business. Kevin Nash and Sean Waltman gave RF VIDEO the greatest interview of all time and that is a shoot! In the past we have hyped up our interviews but this interview was unlike anything we have ever shot before. I really don’t know where to even begin at but the mood for this interview was intense.

A beauty clinic sacrifices young women to use their lives as ingredients for a special cream.

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Between 2003-2005, nine half-hour episodes of "The Face Behind the File," oral history series about veterans' battle experiences from World War II to present conflicts. Including: "Green Berets in Vietnam", "Nurses", "Tuskegee Airmen & Triple Nickle", "Veterans in V.A." "American Indian Veterans" "Korean War" "World War Two Pacific" "Veterans with Disabilities", and "Prisoners of War". "Korean War" won two Telly Awards, Videographer Award, and CINE Golden Eagle.

A love story involving a Canadian professional hockey player and a hippie folk singer. Their union is tumultuous, as both try to come to terms with their differences in careers and lifestyles. Several National Hockey League players also appear in the film.

A frigid night blankets a neighborhood skating rink. Théo, 14, skates alone in endless circles, as if trying to escape something that haunts him. Then, a presence emerges. His father. Words are exchanged, glances meet. But beneath the surface, what unfolds goes far beyond appearances: regrets, silences, a need for answers. Not far off, Gabriel, his friend, watches the scene alongside his grandfather Paul — a silent witness to a moment that feels larger than life. Face-Off is an intimate drama brought to life through a minimalist and restrained direction, where the ice becomes a mental space — a place of inner confrontation. Through this open-air chamber piece, the film explores isolation, and the visceral need to speak what was never said. Hovering between realism and disquiet, Face-Off intentionally keeps the viewer in a hazy in-between — where emotion takes over reason, and absence becomes almost tangible.

Legacy sequel to the 1997 John Woo film. Details TBA.

In early February 2025, the world’s top hockey nations, including Canada, Finland, Sweden and the U.S., came together to pit their best players against each other in the 4 Nations Face-Off. The tournament replaced the NHL’s annual All-Star game and offered a chance for players to wear their national colours and assert their hockey dominance. None more so than Canada and the U.S. For decades, each team has staked a claim as “world’s best,” but as the first puck dropped, things were more heated than normal.

Although everyone knows Facebook, few people know it’s creator’s real life. From his childhood in an upscale New York’s suburb to the day the website was created at Harvard, and it’s dramatic rise in Silicon Valley…