Skateboarding Reviews - Videos & DVDs

Skate flicks from this era always have a good energy. I'm not talking about some holistic tree-hugging feeling. Flicks like Recycled Rubbish amp you up and make you want to go skate and have some fun. Too many vids seem like they're trying too hard to make a statement. Blockhead opens the video with the Cat-In-The-Hat skating around. Now, that's fun!

And putting some NY on the end of "fun", it's funny to see Jason Dill as a kid. We didn't think he emerged as a grown adult, but after seeing him rip it up in NYC lately, it's hard to envision the little kid he once was.

After 40 minutes of the main feature and another 5 of "More" stuff, I was pretty stoked... Until I tried t skip back a chapter on the disc. I discovered there are no chapters, segments or any sort of menu option. This flick is one long chapter. Oh well. It's a good film, although I liked "Debbie Does Blockhead" a bit more.

Skate flicks from this era always have a good energy. I'm not talking about some holistic tree-hugging shit. Flicks like Recycled Rubbish amp you up and make you want to go skate and have some fun. Too many vids seem like they're trying too hard to make a statement. Blockhead opens the video with the Cat-In-The-Hat skating around. Now, that's fucking fun!

And putting some NY on the end of "fun", it's funny to see Jason Dill as a kid. We didn't think he emerged as a grown adult, but after seeing him rip it up in NYC lately, it's hard to envision the little kid he once was.

After 40 minutes of the main feature and another 5 of "More" stuff, I was pretty stoked... Until I tried t skip back a chapter on the disc. I discovered there are no fucking chapters, segments or any sort of menu option. This flick is one long chapter. Oh well. It's a good film, although I liked "Debbie Does Blockhead" a bit more.