A TIME TO SHINE Transworld Skateboarding (2006); DVD Skate/Skateboarding/Documentary/Transworld DVD, Used This is a must have for any skate video collection.  'What Better name than "Time to Shine" for this Transworld DVD. This installment of Transworld skateboarding features ripping footage from your favorites: Mike Taylor Paul Rodriguez, Jereme Rogers, Dylan Rieder, Chad Tim Tim, Ronson Lambert Chris Roberts and many more....Transworld presents video no. 18 in their collection. A Time to Shine is definitely one of the best skateboarding DVDs of the mid 2000's.

MACHINE HEAD (2005); DVD B-grade/Horror/Comedy/Trash DVD, Used Max works at his fathers funeral home and also attends high school, where he is bullied constantly and ignored by the teachers. He doesn't mind though, as he knows he's going to win the school science project. How? Well he can bring dead people and animals back to life that's how. He creates 'Machine Head' by stealing a corpse from his fathers mortuary, wiring it up to the computer and strapping a lawnmower engine to the side of the unfortunate corpse's head. Things start to go terribly wrong when 'Machine Head' starts to become very protective of Max.

FRUIT OF THE VINE (Skate Documentary) 2002; DVD Skate/Documentary/Skateboard DVD, Used Long after most Hollywood films have faded into obscurity, Fruit of the Vine will stand as a vital, independent document of a thriving American subculture. We're talking skateboarding here--specifically, the maverick bicoastal pursuit of empty swimming pools to be ridden and mastered by expert skateboarders, some of whom have been perfecting their sport for 25 years or more. Codirectors Coan Nichols and Rick Charnosky have perfectly matched their subject with the grainy aesthetic of Super-8mm film, resulting in a no-frills work of art that captures, with time-capsule longevity, the obsessive mindset of those who pool skate despite numerous physical and legal obstacles. Fueled by a driving punk soundtrack, this is a loving portrait of outcast rebellion, embodied by such featured skaters as Tony Alva, Pat "Q-Man" Quirk, Mark Hubbard, and others who've turned skateboarding into a working-class religion. Simultaneously, Fruit of the Vine surveys a depressed American landscape, rotting and ripe for the infusion of energy that pool skating provides.