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A deep dive into the mind of Raven-wrestling&apos;s tortured genius-Nevermore explores how one man&apos;s pain, brilliance, and chaos helped reshape pro wrestling in ECW&apos;s brutal, blood-soaked heyday.

Nevermore: The Raven Effect

Quote the Raven: &quot;Something I&apos;ve Heard Before&quot;

I first became aware of Scott Levy&apos;s wrestling career watching GWF programming on ESPN back in the early &apos;90s.

I continued to watch him evolve as a charismatic wrestler, manager, and color commentator in the WWF, WCW, and, eventually, the place where his talent was not only nurtured but fully appreciated.

If you haven&apos;t watched any of the previously released documentaries covering Levy&apos;s time in ECW, hearing firsthand accounts from the contemporaries he shared the ring with, along with Levy&apos;s take on memorable events throughout his career, this is a worthwhile film.

However, most of what&apos;s included in this documentary, dedicated to &quot;Raven&quot;, the persona Levy wrestled as during a majority of his career, feels like rehashed information that fails to uncover anything new or provide any new perspective on why Levy&apos;s talents were continually underutilized when outside the confines of the ECW arena.

If you&apos;re looking for anything new that&apos;s not already available, you won&apos;t find it here.

However, if you&apos;re a Raven fan or just a fan of wrestling in general, it&apos;s still worth your time based on nostalgia alone.

I first became aware of Scott Levy's wrestling career watching GWF programming on ESPN back in the early '90s.

I continued to watch him evolve as a charismatic wrestler, manager, and color commentator in the WWF, WCW, and, eventually, the place where his talent was not only nurtured but fully appreciated.

If you haven't watched any of the previously released documentaries covering Levy's time in ECW, hearing firsthand accounts from the contemporaries he shared the ring with, along with Levy's take on memorable events throughout his career, this is a worthwhile film.

However, most of what's included in this documentary, dedicated to "Raven", the persona Levy wrestled as during a majority of his career, feels like rehashed information that fails to uncover anything new or provide any new perspective on why Levy's talents were continually underutilized when outside the confines of the ECW arena.

If you're looking for anything new that's not already available, you won't find it here.

However, if you're a Raven fan or just a fan of wrestling in general, it's still worth your time based on nostalgia alone.

A deep dive into the mind of Raven-wrestling's tortured genius-Nevermore explores how one man's pain, brilliance, and chaos helped reshape pro wrestling in ECW's brutal, blood-soaked heyday.

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