As WrestleMania takes over the weekend, what better way to get in the spirit than watching your favorite WWE Superstars in action off the ropes and on the big screen? From explosive thrillers to gritty horror, this list showcases the unexpected range of wrestling icons like John Cena, The Miz, CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and Seth Rollins. Whether you’re in the mood for car chases or haunted houses, these streaming picks deliver the perfect mix of muscle and mayhem to fuel your hype for the Grandest Stage of Them All.
12 Rounds (John Cena)
John Cena plays Detective Danny Fisher, who finds himself in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse after a vengeful terrorist escapes prison and forces him to complete 12 dangerous tasks to save his kidnapped fiancée. Set against the backdrop of New Orleans, this fast-paced action flick keeps the adrenaline high with car chases, explosions, and classic Cena grit.
Released during Cena’s early Hollywood run, 12 Rounds served as one of WWE Studios’ flagship attempts to break its stars into mainstream cinema. Though critics were mixed on its over-the-top plot, the film earned a cult following among wrestling fans and action lovers alike. It’s a solid reminder of Cena’s roots before his full crossover to blockbuster stardom. Best part? If you have Amazon Prime, you can finally see him.
Stream 12 Rounds on Prime Video here.
The Marine 5: Battleground (The Miz)
Mike “The Miz” Mizanin reprises his role as Jake Carter, now working as an EMT who finds himself protecting an injured man from a ruthless biker gang. What starts as a routine call quickly escalates into a violent showdown in an abandoned parking garage, filled with gunfire, backstabs, and The Miz’s signature smirk under pressure.
The Marine 5 is notable not just for The Miz’s lead role but also for its WWE-heavy ensemble, featuring Naomi, Curtis Axel, Heath Slater, and Bo Dallas. While it didn’t reinvent the genre, it delivered exactly what fans expected: tight action, relentless pacing, and a sense of WWE-family fun that made it a favorite among loyal viewers. While the Grand Slam Champion of WWE is still hoping for a spot on WrestleMania 41, he has plenty of film credits to keep his IMDB profile loaded.
Stream The Marine 5: Battleground on Tubi here.
Girl on the Third Floor (CM Punk)
In his first leading role, CM Punk stars as Don Koch, a man attempting to renovate an old house in hopes of starting fresh with his pregnant wife. As the renovation progresses, supernatural horrors begin to unravel the house—and Don himself—in this eerie, slow-burn haunted home tale.
Critics and horror buffs were surprised by Punk’s solid performance in a film that exceeded expectations. Girl on the Third Floor was praised for its practical effects, creeping dread, and unexpected depth. It’s become a cult indie horror gem and gave Punk some cinematic credibility beyond the squared circle. Shot during the Straight Edge Superstar’s hiatus from wrestling, this movie serves as a “what if” regarding the Second City Saint’s options outside the ring.
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Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (Roman Reigns)
In this turbocharged spinoff of the Fast & Furious franchise, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson teams up with Jason Statham to stop a cyber-genetically enhanced villain played by Idris Elba. Roman Reigns joins the fray as Mateo, Hobbs’ brother, helping bring some Samoan firepower to the climactic showdown.
While Reigns had a small role, the film marked his theatrical debut and a key step in establishing his Hollywood presence. Fans appreciated the nod to his real-life bond with The Rock, and the movie’s over-the-top action and family-first message fit WWE’s brand perfectly. It was a box office hit and reinforced Roman’s potential beyond the ring.
Rent Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw on Prime Video here.
Trouble (Seth Rollins)
This animated comedy tells the story of a pampered dog named Trouble who gets lost in the big city after his wealthy owner passes away. Seth Rollins lends his voice to one of the animal control officers, bringing his heel charisma to a family-friendly setting in a film filled with slapstick laughs and talking animals.
Although his role is more of a cameo, Rollins’s appearance in Trouble showed off his versatility and willingness to poke fun at himself. The film received modest reviews, but its Netflix run introduced it to a broader audience…and wrestling fans got a kick out of recognizing The Architect in a surprising place.
Stream Trouble on Netflix here.