Authentic Art Through Real Deception: Jackass, Wrestlemania, and Faces of Death

Update: 2022-04-18

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Sean discusses the cult classic, Faces of Death, and the value of deception in art and why deceptive forms of art have to come off as real as a possible. From there, Sean argues why the Jackass match between Johnny Knoxville and Sami Zayn was the best match at Wrestlemania 38.

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Authentic Art Through Real Deception: Jackass, Wrestlemania, and Faces of Death

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Authentic Art Through Real Deception: Jackass, Wrestlemania, and Faces of Death

Sean Gorman

Authentic Art Through Real Deception: Jackass, Wrestlemania, and Faces of Death