The Marks

The Marks

4.0IMDb Score
Released:2025-03-31
Genre:Comedy
Duration:128 min
Country:
Director:Joseph Lavender
Actors:Laurie Catherine Winkel, Joey Thurmond, Jason Louder, Gunner Willis, William Tokarsky
Production:Backlight Studios

Overview:

The daughter of a pro-wrestling legend operates a backyard wrestling organization called, "Mosh Pitt Wrestling Association" out of her granny's backyard in this irreverent comedy.

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