Brian Lotti and The Malloys elevate the art of the skate video with 1st & Hope. It's got a custom Beck soundtrack for crissake. As for the skating, the video is less concerned about capturing the gnarliest trick, rather it focuses on...
expand review the feeling of meeting your friends and skating around the big open metropolis of downtown LA. But instead of your half-ass crew, you're rolling with some of the scene's finest, hitting every obstacle in the way. The cinematic camera work is shot in a way that really makes you feel like you're there (awesome for us ex-skaters and dreamers). Skaters include: Eric Dressen, Brian Lotti, Kenny Anderson, Mike Carroll, Marc Johnson, Ray Barbee, Caswell Berry, Paul Rodriguez, Mark Appleyard, Joey Brezinski, Scott Johnston, Shiloh Greathouse, Matt Hensley, Tom Knox, Ocean Howell, and others. Bonus features include interviews. 40 minutes, recommended.
-mgmnt
Remember a few years back when everyone was freaking out over the artists that constructed thousands of fabric-covered "gates" in Central Park? Those artists were Christo & Jeanne-Claude, and this exhaustive 3DVD box set from Plexifilm documents the first 20 years of...
expand review the married couple's career (1974-1995), featuring even more impressive exploits, all seen through the keen lens of the Maysles Brothers (Gimme Shelter, Grey Gardens). The pair are "environmental artists" who take on massive scale art projects (almost always involving nature and fabric) which they finance themselves and leave standing for only a short time - you've really got to see these things to get the full impact of what these people do. Disc 1 starts with Christo's 1974 draping of a massive orange curtain between two mountains in Colorado ("Christo's Valley Curtain"), as well as their 1978 effort to build a 24 mile long / 18 foot high fence of white fabric across the hills of Northern California ("Running Fence"). Disc 2 features Christo & Jeanne-Claude's 1986 attempt to surround eleven islands in Biscayne Bay with 6.5 million square feet of bright pink fabric ("Islands") as well as "Christo In Paris," where, in 1990, they wrapped the Pont Neuf bridge over the Seine in Paris. Disc 3 features "Umbrellas" - you've just gotta see that one for yourself. Not only are the couple's stunts impressive, but these films are extremely well made and Plexifilm has put a great package together here with bonus interviews, audio commentaries, a full-color slipcase and (best of all) an 82-page booklet with amazing exclusive photos, essays and project histories. Recommended. -Larri Byrd
Videos are the best way to experience the Barnstormers. Applying time-lapse filming, their videos capture the raw energy that photos will always lack. I was lucky to dj one of their shows, and the live experience clearly outshined the end product (although...
expand review the end-painting was quite spectacular). Another crew happened to be painting with them, but their energy failed in comparison. That said, this film is the best thing that has happened to video art since that guy poured water on himself. Featuring a lineup of Kami, Mike Ming, Mike Houston, Maya Hayuk, David Ellis, Rostarr, Kenji Hirata, Jose Parla, and others, the crew applies their ego-less (they paint over each other freely), supremely creative painting to barns in Cameron, NC as well as controlled environment indoor shoots. Simply awesome. Recommended. -the mgmnt
This is like the Endless Summer of scratch videos. It follows D-Styles, Ricci Rucker, Mike Boogie, Toadstyle, and Excess as they "embark on a journey along the US West Coast showcasing a new style of music performed entirely with turntables." And they...
expand review ain't lying. In addition to the phenomenal performances, the video captures the candid tour moments like city montages and insightful tour van blurbage. It really manages to transcend your typical DJ video, and gets to the gut of their mission. The same filming/editing team behind D-Style's Night At The Knitting Factory also produced this one, and the end product is extraordinary. It's less a video and more like a professional documentary with skilled editing and artistic filming. Bonus footage includes: studio sessions, explanation and performance of "Lally," and a Gunkhole (djs and live drummer) performance. 90 minutes plus. Recommended. This almost makes me want to pick up scratching again (but not quite). -the mgmnt
For the holiday season, Blind has finally decided to give the historic Video Days (possibly the most loved skate video of all time) a proper DVD release. It comes packaged here in this 2 DVD set, complete with its own case and...
expand review new artwork. The second DVD, the highly hyped What If video (Blind's first video release in the last ten years), is not too shabby either as it shows off Blind's impressive roster of current skaters such as Ronnie Creager, Kris Markovich, James Craig, Corey Sheppard, and others. Both DVDs feature new bonus features exclusive to this set, including promotional videos (circa Video Days) of a young Tim Gavin and Henry Sanchez, and footage from the Trilogy and 20 Shot Sequence videos. The What If DVD features bonus super parts from Ronnie Creager, Morgan Smith, and Jake Duncombe. Over 2 hours of footage combined, a great mix for the old schooler who wants the best of both worlds, or the new schooler looking to catch up on skate history. Recommended. -the mgmnt
If you know the name Daewon Song, you know it stands for complete mastery of the skateboard. Street, rails, gaps, manuals, you name it, he's like top ninja of the trickwood. Add the ultimate hesher/tech skater Chris Haslan and a perfect miniramp,...
expand review and your in for a visual treat different to all skate vids. Daewon and Haslan rip this miniramp with tricks that combine a hybrid of street and stunt skating unlike anything else out there. Grinds behind a curtain(like a surfer in a pipeline), inventive setups, insane choreographed tricks, and solo parts that'll make your jaw fall. In fact, some of the tricks are so mindblowing, multiple rewinds were definitely in order. Runs approx. 20-25 min. plus some great bonus footage which features solo runs, and friends like Cooper Wilt and Lewis Marnell. Highly recommended. -C'mish
Warp has always been known for leading the vanguard for stunning visuals(Aphex Twin, Rubber Johnny). Leave it to them to present this compelling DVD compilation of 16 European shorts from today's most respected talents. Since they are shorts, I'll spare you...
expand review the plots for each film. Instead, let me remark that the sensibility drawn from these films reminds us that a short can be just as moving as a feature. The array of accomplished writers, actors and directors are just as impressive as the stories and visuals encompassed here. It comes as a 2DVD set, complete with a 16 page color booklet with commentaries and a brief synopsis for each film. Definitely Recommended. Here's the program:
Juan Solanas' "The Man Without A Head," the Oscar winning "Wasp" by Andrea Arnolds, Christopher Nolan's(Momento, Batman Begins) "Doodlebug", Roy Anderson's "World Of Glory," Toby Macdonald's "Je Taime John Wayne, Lynne Ramsey's award winning "Gasman," Jan Svankmajer's surreal "Jabberwocky," "Mathieu Kassovitz' "Fierrot Le Pou," Run Wrake's animated "Rabbit," Virgil Widrich's Oscar nominated "Copyshop," "Ridley Scott's(Bladerunner, Gladiator) "Boy And Bicycle," Lars Von Trier's(Dancer In The Dark, Dogville) "Nocturne," Balint Kenyeres, "Before Dawn," Anders Thomas Jensen's "Election Night," Martin McDonagh's "Six Shooter," and Nanni Moretti's "The Opening Day Of Close-Up." -Cmish
IN-STORE VALUE ADD: Buy this DVD at either the LA store or NY annex and receive a free full-size theatrical movie poster. (F'reals! Sorry, offer not valid online.) Daft Punk's feature length directorial debut is finally available for home viewing (for those...
expand review who don't get down with film festivals) and Vice didn't skimp on the presentation. The DVD is housed in a sturdy and interestingly-assembled "SteelBook" case and comes with a 40+ page booklet featuring some ace full-color stills from the film. If you didn't catch the film in theaters or by "other means," Electroma is simply a beautiful film - wordless, well scored (though not by DP) and featuring some totally unforgettable imagery. At times it's like a robot version of Gus Van Sant's Gerry. Mostly you just gotta see it for yourself. Recommended. -Chris Lemon-Red
The sequel to the best selling Deep Crates DVD goes even deeper than the first to give you the real-deal history behind digging for samples and making beats. You get first hand accounts from founding pioneers in the game on how beat...
expand review digging culture began and evolved - from Marley Marl's crucial discovery of sampling live drum kits to create his own beats to the real story behind Pete Rock's T.R.O.Y. - it's all thoroughly covered on DC2. Check the all-star line up - Marley Marl, 45 King, Pete Rock, Ced Gee of Ultra Mag, Grand Wizard theodore, Jake One, DJ Muro, K-DEf, Domingo, J-Zone, 88 Keys, King Of Chill, DJ Doc, Tony D, Moss, Marco Polo, Easy LG, Lord Digga and more. In addition, you get exposed to worldwide dig spots frequented by the most elite DJs and producers, studio tours, production tactics and exclusive uncut interview footage. 90 minutes total. Recommended. -snackmaster
After a couple years, and numerous bootlegs, Shadow & Cut Chemist have finally issued some legitimate items to the public at large. This set includes both the Product Placement DVD and the original Product Placement audio CD. The DVD is all you...
expand review could hope for- extremely well made, quality filming techniques and cleverly put together. The 60 minute Product Placement routine is presented by splicing together the best moments of shows from at least 7 different cities (LA, SF, NYC, Tokyo, London, Manchester, Glasgow, etc), which makes for a much more interesting document than just a straight set in one city. They also pepper the performance with footage of off-stage action, record store hunting (hello Makoto and Weekend Records!), Keb Darge being a crazy motherfucker, Tokyo hotel room record trading, and more. I'm impressed. That would probably be enough, but they also include a second performance montage: Around The World In 14 DJs, which is basically footage of all the guys who opened up for them. Shortkut, Nu-Mark, Dante Carfagne, Z-Trip, Skatemaster Tate (!), Egon, Marvski, Keb Darge, etc all playing strictly 45s! True nerds can also watch the whole thing with commentary from Shadow & Cut (it's actually quite amusing); and don't forget that the package also includes the Product Placement audio cd. Quite a bargain. The DVD is Region 1 (NTSC) encoded. Bonus product placement: Cut Chemist sweating through one of our logo t-shirts in Glasgow! -the mgmnt
First time on DVD, this features a remastered version of the original documentary plus over two hours of new & exclusive content! This 1986 documentary is the definition of cult classic. Filmed in the parking lot at a Judas Priest concert in...
expand review Maryland (Cap Center to be exact), it shows the fans in all their blitzed out fuck yeah glory- the fashion! the hair! the rides! the smokes! the beer! People are getting seriously torn up, singing, dancing, girls are professing their love for Rob Halford ("I'd jump his boanes!"), and metalheads are saying some of the most outlandish shit you've ever heard. Even though the original documentary clocks in at a paltry 15 minutes, it's just about the most awesome thing in the world. Bonus features include lost footage from the original HMPL; the production crew's follow-ups Neil Diamond Parking Lot and Harry Potter Parking Lot; director's commentary; alumni reunions; tributes & knock offs (Backstreet Boys video); and more. See www.heavymetalparkinglot.com for the proof/truth. -mgmnt
I thought I'd throw this DVD on and get some work done at the same time, but in about 5 minutes, I was glued to the couch. At the Lab, I've seen tons of graf dvds, but none has ever revealed the...
expand review full story about graf artists like this. I don't how Doug Pray (who also directed the turntablism documentary Scratch) convinced his subjects to do this. I mean it's full disclosure: Pray films them in the act bombing, in their homes, with their parents, and at their work. What makes it gripping though is the quality of the subjects. Like in Scratch, Pray goes straight for the large players in the game, all from different backgrounds. First you he Earsnot, the downtown writer, who happens to be black and ***** (I won't spoil it), then you got Claw, the female fashionista bomber; Enem, the North Philly writer with all the crazy hand-styles; Jase, who has a well documented obsession with rails; Saber, probably one of the most standout writers in the last decade; and Toomer, an og west coast latino writer. In addition, he follows around Joe Connolly aka "The Graffiti Guerilla," who takes buffing graf as serious (and beefs as hard) as the kids writing it (dude is a nut). In the end, Pray somehow weaves these diverse stories into one without putting a commercialized or overly counter-culture gloss on it (the ultimate downfall of Scratch). 90 minutes plus 40 minutes of bonus features. Soundtrack by Z-Trip. Recommended. -the mgmnt
You gotta appreciate when people run with their ideas. B+ is doing the all-out Ben Johnson roid sprint with his. Pairing DJs with the drummers who inspired them is such a simple, powerful idea. Having them play together, capturing it on film,...
expand review and traveling across the world with them makes it spectacular. This audio-visual bonanza captures the first domestic leg of Keepintime on a 2 disc set. The first disc is a DVD featuring the original documentary, a complete live performance, audio commentary with the drummers, DJ Shadow's "Midnight In a Perfect World" video, and several other bonus features. The second disc is an audio CD featuring remixes of the tracks used in the film. 11 tracks in all by DJ Shadow, Ammon Contact, Cut Chemist, NuMark, King Britt, Nobody, Daedulus, JRocc and more. Collector quality deluxe fold out packaging by Soap Design. What more can I say? Recommended. All zone DVD. Subtitles in Spanish, Japanese, and Portuguese. -the mgmnt
The most talked about and hyped skate DVD (sorry Nike) since Enjoi's Bag Of Suck. Girl Films delivers again with an all-star roster from the Crailtap family including Koston, Carrol, Marc Johnson, Guy Mariano, Cairo Foster, Brandon Biebel, Rick Howard, Jeff Leonce,...
expand review and many others. Directed by Spike Jonze, Ty Evans, and Cory Weincheque... need I say more? Recommended. -the mgmnt
If you ride a bike this shit needs no explanation. Seriously, Monster Track is some legendary alleycat shit. It's like how elephants all go to the same place to die or something, bike messengers (and non-messengers) know that sometime in the winter,...
expand review they must, for reasons unknown to outsiders, travel to NY and ride brakeless track bikes at neckbreak speed through hell, high water and murderous taxi cabs for nothing but glory. Sadly, in 2008, Monster Track outgrew itself and was cancelled. This video documents all aspects of the 2007 Monster Track extravaganza in all the filth and fury of its final year. Pop this shit in and watch as world infamous messenger Mike Dee takes you through the week of mayhem leading up to and through the main race. It's broken down into a couple of sections. First, of course, is the race footage pieced together with a bunch of handheld and helmet cams (including mad shots by Lucas Brunelle) featuring the classic Austin bridge skitch crash, some shredding through the streets, a crazy ass motherfucker on a pennyfarthing (Wikipedia that shit if you don't know rookie), and a whole bunch more. They also got a ton of interviews with riders hosted by Mike Dee and the always lovely Kym. Finally a whole segment by Mike Green and Chris Kim on Hal and Shino the 2007 world messenger track champion as they take on the snow, cabs and drunk antics of the NYC bike world. Scope this shit, it's the last hurrah of a legendary event that may never exist again. If you liked the Pedal and Mash DVDs, this shit is straight up your alley. Recommended. -Newjack
Fully impressive. Not only does it do justice to the freshness that is Frisco graff, but It's also uncovering the history of a mysterious culture that has never really been disected or exposed. "Piece By Piece" documents the story of San Francisco's...
expand review graf movement through the artists and people that made it happen. They accurately go over the last 20 years of graff in the city - from it's early roots in Latino cholo hand styles, to the early Muni bus tag wars (in contrast to NYC's subway wars), to the evolution of the SF style over the years through competition between crews, law enforcement, and other outside influences - all narrated by the writers that lived it and illustrated with beautiful footage and flicks from the time. The cast of writers that shaped the style are all in here and are legends in their own right - Twist, DUG, Cycle, KR (krink in the house), Grey, Revok, Giant, Deen, Dream, Saber, TMF crew, TWS crew, ICP crew, and many, many more. The soundtrack fits perfectly with plenty of introspective beats and hard Bay scratch business from none other than the Piklz (Q-bert + D-styles). One of the best grafitti movies I've seen. Includes 2 hours of bonus features including over an hour of extended painting footage, lost interviews, a 30 min. slideshow, and an extra nice 50 page booklet of graff interviews and flicks. Recommended. -snackmaster
This 6 DVD boxset includes:
- The Bones Brigade Video Show (1984)
- Future Primitive (1985)
- The Search For Animal Chin Special Edition (1987, 2005) with added commentary, 44 minute documentary, and outtakes.
- Public Domain (1988)
- Ban This (1989)
- Propaganda (1990)
- fold-out poster of...
expand review vintage Powell gear
Recommended. -the mgmnt
What more needs to be said about this one, the self-declared, "clearest, best illustrated, most comprehensive DVD on skratching ever released." Features: 1)Multiple Video Angles: see every skratch from 4 different angles. All clips loop until you decide to go on. All...
expand review lessons by Qbert. 2)Multiple Audio Tracks: mixed audio on track 1, skratches only on 2, beats only on 3. 3)Over 25 skratches demonstrated: all skill levels including babies, drags, chirps, crabs, flares,lazers and more! 4)Practice the skills Q+A battle session with Spy-D, Lamb Chop, Deck Demon, and more. Each battle becomes progressively more difficult and uses the skratches you just learned. 5)Tips and secret section. Step by step shows you how to setup gear, from balancing tonearm to skip prevention techniques. Learn how to count bars or make an emergency slipmat. Plus more extra features -the mgmnt
Volume 2 of the most popular how to skratch DVD. Lessons here include: how to DJ with a band, battling, performances (with Quest, Snayk Eyez, Mike Boogie and more), and a skratch session with 20 DJs! DVD technology allows you to play...
expand review along with djs on screen. Loaded with special features, bonus movies, and easter eggs. All region NTSC. -the mgmnt
Oh man, Q-bert done did it this time. You thought it was a wrap with the Breaktionary, but nope. Dude's taking it there with the SCRATCHLOPEDIA BREAKTANNICA DVD! You ever hear some crazy ass scratch and wonder how the F they do...
expand review that? Well for this DVD, Q's giving it all away - over 100 scratch techniques revealed with video demos and detailed explanation for each! It's as if David Blaine made a how-to video and gave away his biggest and most secret magic tricks. The DVD plays out like a video dictionary - literally - with scratches laid out alphabetically, and arranged in a book-like format with flip through buttons to quickly navigate through the pages. One side of the screen scrolls text on how to do the scratch technically, while the other side shows a video demo (which can be made full screen) on how it should look and sound. The scratches are demonstrated by the best of the best - everyone from Q (and his many aliases) to Tyra From Saigon, Flare, Rafik, Z-Trip and more. Some of these advanced techniques used to only be passed through the elite scratch DJs via word of mouth and secret code, so if you wanna get your scratch game to pro levels this DVD is a must. Definitely Recommended. -snackmaster
Don't be scurred! The box may be in French, but this thorough (and I mean THOROUGH) Serge Gainsbourg videography is region free (playable on all DVD players) and has English subtitles throughout. This review would be pages long if we went into...
expand review details on this DVD set, but suffice it to say that any Serge Gainsbourg fan is gonna be VERY happy when they see what's on here. Presented in chronological order and spread over two jam-packed discs, you'll see loads of rare interviews, live performances, early music videos (more like short films) and, of course, lots of Brigitte Bardot and Jane Birkin. If you've ever said to yourself, "I could watch Serge Gainsbourg chain smoking and being sleazy for HOURS," well, here's your chance! Nearly 5 hours of material. Highly recommended. -Chris Lemon-Red
Altanta's DJ Shortee provides us with one of the most comprehensive instructional videos to date. This video includes sections on set-up and equipment; a very detailed beat matching lesson, scratching and juggling, and insider tips. The strength of this video lies...
expand review in the details. Before we even get started playing records, Shortee breaks down all the equipment for us: where to plug the chords on the mixer, the difference between phono and line and ground wire. Then she breaks down such things as the three parts that compose the headshell: needle, cartridge and headshell, orthodox setup and unorthodox set up and what's especially good for scratching. Everything is shot professionally and the camera catches the minutia with several different angles so you don't miss any details.
She then breaks down the turntable itself and goes over every button and switch (slipmats, too) and gives a detailed explanation of the tone arm base and all of its components. She always gives her personal recommendations as well as what are the more common set ups and why they differ. For this video she uses the Stanton Sk-2 mixer and of course Technics 1200MK2 turntables: the industry standard. She goes on to talk about the mixer and all of the components, master/cue, master level, cue pan, "all the hot mixers have this feature", the eq, highs, mids, lows and the gain, microphone knobs, faders and of course everyones favorite: the crossfader. After the equipment breakdown there's a few cuts of different professional DJ's discussing their techniques and styles. Shortee then takes us through the beginnings of blending two records together and even gets into some detail of time signature, notes, beat counting and exactly what to listen for when you're beat matching. She shows us how to slow down a record or speed it up, what your audience hears vs. what you're hearing, blending records using upfaders, crossfaders as well as the eq. Throughout the video we are encouraged to trust our instincts and our gut when it comes to everything from beat matching to picking your playlist. Before we get into straight scratching. we learn everything from marking the records, which beats and sounds are good for scratching, hand position and control, turntable height, stance etc. Then she breaks down many different styles of scratching like the stab, echo, transform, the chirp, the flare, the crab and how to combine various scratches. Again the camera catches everything and Shortee's got the skills. This video isn't just for novices but also for sophomore DJ's who'd like to add different techniques to their style. The section on beat juggling shows 2 of Shortees routines as well as the basics: back spinning, tap pausing and "the walk" in creating juggle patterns. The video ends with commentary on how to shop for records, where to go, what to look for (i.e. songs that you know or cover art) and how to organize you're records in your crate. Although the delivery is a bit dry, overall this is the most detailed instructional video we've ever seen and what Shortee lacks in pizazz she makes up for with talent and a great method of teaching you how to hone your skills. -the mgmnt
The second instructional DVD from Shortee. Her first one is an all time Lab best-seller, and stands as one of the only instructional DVDs that really teaches you how to use your equipment and properly dj in all respects (not just scratching)....
expand review This one continues with more advanced lessons on mixing, scratching, and beat juggling, with lots of extra features. Includes showcases and interviews with Q-Bert, Babu, Faust, Disk, Flare, Shingo, Radar and more. -the mgmnt
Bargain of the month! We can't get enough of these Death Row reissues, and now they've gone and done it proper for tha Doggfather. The title of this one is a bit deceptive: not only does it feature the full length short...
expand review film "Murder Was The Case" (based around Snoop's song of the same title, starring Snoop and Charlie Murphy and directed by Dr. Dre himself!) but a whole grip of candid interviews, full-length music videos and live performances from the Doggystyle era. You get Snoop & Dre rolling on stage at the MTV Music Video Awards in a purple lowrider (with hydraulics and "CHRONIC" license plate, of course) before performing "Nuthin' But A G Thang," plus the videos for "What's My Name," "Gin & Juice" ("Snoop Doggy Dogg? You need to get a jobby job!") and "Doggy Dog World." But wait – that's not all! (In best infomercial voice.) They also have Snoop performing on SNL, doing "Gin & Juice" live on an unspecified show, full videos for "Midnight Love" and "Head Doctor" as well as the bonus uncut video for Dre & Cube's "Natural Born Killaz." Like I said, this is a goddamn bargain for the price. Only thing missing here is Snoop's "wheelchair" performance of "Murder Was The Case." Recommended. -Chris Lemon-Red
Stones Throw DVD 2?!?! That's right, you know their releases, but... what you need is some video in your system! I've been following Stones Throw since their early days, but it was always strictly music for me. I've never seen much video,...
expand review or shows for that matter. Here they fix all that by hooking you up with an exclusive batch of videos, live show footage, behind the scenes stuff and outtakes. There's something for everyone - Madvillian's animated video "Monkey Suite," J.Dilla's animated video "Nothing Like This," Madvillian's "Accordion," Aloe Blacc's "Busking," Quasimoto's "Bullyshit," MED get jiggy in "Push," Lootpack's "Crate Diggin'," and of course their quirky side with James Pants, Baron Zen, Gary Wilson. When you're done with that, sink your teeth into the real meat of this thing - the Bonus Features! Unlike other DVD's, the bonus section is actually my favorite part! In fact, the J.Dilla 2003 interview and Charizma & PB Wolf mini-documentary are probably worth the entire DVD. Catch Dilla spitting real talk on the industry and Jaylib, and Charizma in the studio with PB in '92! It's unfortunate that their two strongest artists had to pass away, but at least they can live on in this lost footage. Other bonuses include Oh No behind the scenes, A Funky 16 Corners rehearsal and more. Definitely recommended. -C'mish
You guys know we're picky about our movies (only the finest - Warriors, Purple Rain, etc.), so trust when we say that The King of Kong is one of the best and most fascinating documentaries you've seen in a long time. Maybe...
expand review ever. The entire Pro Squad saw this last year and caught Wiebe-mania. If you're not familiar, the movie follows the trials and tribulations of Steve Wiebe and Billy Mitchell, two contenders vying for the all-time high score on the arcade version of Donkey Kong. Billy is your archetypal villain, a cocky dude who's been playing videos games in front of cameras since his teen years and now runs a successful hot sauce franchise. (He's even got minions and henchmen, like true bad guy oughta.) Wiebe is the Northwest personified, a genial science teacher (and sick drummer!) with a wife and kids who never quite found his calling in life. Tons of twists and turns ensue. For those who HAVE already seen the flick, there's still tons here to enjoy - like over 90 minutes of bonus features and deleted footage, TWO audio commentary tracks, and a sweet reversible cover from Scott Campbell. Check this one out, you won't be sorry. Recommended. -Larri Byrd
Ruthless, conniving, madman, genius, and power hungry. No, we're not talking Hitler here. We're talking about Steve Rocco, the man behind the controversial skateboard giant World Industries. This documentary is all about him, his ideas, and the path he took to...
expand review revolutionize skateboarding to what it is today. It's an amazing look into the stories that make up an infamous company: Rocco'
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