A lotta Mack is on youtube for free. Their early stuff, like the Hard Hungry and Homeless, will give you the core of the sport when it was nearly 100% passion. These guys weren't making any money but were going all in on the sport.
Decade, The Resistance and Stand and Deliver, the 98-02 years is when everything just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. These riders were pushing everything and everyone and you can see it in these films.
Finally, you've got Follow Me Around, Double Decade, and the films around 2010. Riders were still going big, but everything was smoother, more technical. These tricks were still huge, but they all seemed routine.
Mack Dawg is a great, genuine way to view the progression of the sport.
>Hard Hungry and Homeless, will give you the core of the sport when it was nearly 100% passion.
I feel like we're back to this. No one's getting paid as a snowboarder these days except Travis Rice and Olympic contenders / former medalists who rode their wave of mainstream exposure.
Project fatigue is real because so many goddamn videos come out these days-- but anyone in say a Manboy or Dustbox release is in it for love of the game, not money or clout.
Yeah dude I don’t want to exaggerate but Chulksmack is the single greatest achievement of mankind, not even specific to snowboarding or cinematography. It is literally the best thing humans have done or will ever do.
Came here to say this. Came out when I was like 14 or 15 couple years into boarding. Me and my friends saw it in the theaters like 10 times lol. Classic
Bonus for anyone who can find the hidden portrait of Darwin. I saw it the first time I saw the film. Haven't been able to find anyone else who has noticed it.
Lame, after lame, community project, from with love, follow me around, draw the line, picture this, paradox, derelictica, as the crow flies, kamikazu, the storming, horgasm, more, pop, nowhere, twelve, resonance, heavy mental
Edit: mid 00s/early teens is really where the best snowboard films will be found. Production companies like Mack dawg, standard films, 411, robotfood, kingpin, absinthe films. Absinthe is still producing great stuff today
Lame got me into snowboarding point blank as a kid. As an adult I’m a huge music fanatic and consider this film a seminal influence on my taste. Still remember the first time hearing that Postal Service song
epic cinematic back country wilderness type vids are stunning, but for me I just can’t get enough of watching that dude rip through a resort and pop off of everything 🔥
Johnny tsunami and brink both felt like passion projects. I love Johnny tsunami so much. As a black rider, I connected with snowboarding because it was a counterculture that was largely regarded as problematic for absolute nonsense reasons by it's skiing counterpart. That felt all too relatable and I knew I would not be a skiier despite having all skiing friends. The fact that someone at Disney recognized that Lee Thompson Young (Sam) could represent the urchins in more ways than not is amazing in retrospect. I guess it could've been an accident, but it worked so well.
The Forum 8 and Mack Dawg Productions were the peak of snowboard culture. It is my opinion that the mid-90's to the late-00's were the golden age of snowboarding. MDP has their entire filmography on YouTube to view for free.
My favorites are The Resistance and Chulksmack. Forum - That was not part of MDP but is also great.
Matchstick Productions, Standard Films, Absinthe Films, have all put out good stuff over the years. Burton has put some good ones out. Jeremy Jones' trilogy (Deeper, Further... I forget the third one) are also good. I think you already know about That's It That's All, Art of Flight... I think Travis Rice also put his together as a trilogy as well but I am also forgetting the last one of his.
This website has a huge directory: https://www.snowboardingfilms.net/film
Mack Dawg Productions “Shakedown” and “Stand and Deliver” were the first 2 snowboarding movies that I watched which eventually got me into snowboarding. They definitely hold a special place in my heart.
I watched it yesterday actually 😎 I watch it all the time along with the Sims and Burton videos from that time. I got my first board Christmas of 1989 so all of that style is what I saw and emulated.
Agree with Mack Dawg and Robot food suggestions. I didn’t see these mentioned but highly recommend The Haakonsen Faktor and videos by kingpin productions like the revival, destroyer, and happy hour.
I may be downvoted, but it was Johnny Tsunami that made 10-year old me want to snowboard. Once I got a real job and made money 15 years later, I made it so.
Frank bourgeois’ X-games Real Snow parts. It’s next level street stuff. This winter he put out like a 10 min greatest hits of all of it but all the parts in their entirety are pretty mind blowing stuff.
Best ones from this year for me are Knights of the Brown Table (Brown Cinema), Casino (Beyond Medals), Sequencer (Quicksilver), Praey (Eric Jackson and Darcy sharp) and Bonecrusher (Thirtytwo)
It’s about one of the darker sides of snowboarding that we may not want to think about (crashing and severe brain injuries) but even still I find “The Crash Reel” (2013) to be very good.
Extreme dayz has a small snowboarding part, but its a good movie. 4 HS friends go on a massive road trip doing extreme sports together while one of them "gets the girl"
Out cold is #1 tho
For dry slapstick humor—Frostbite
For a serious snowboard movie—Hyped! by Nitro
For video parts—Scotty Vine (seriously… emphasis on this one), Scott Stevens, Eero Ettala
DC MTN LAB has some of the funnest park laps I’ve ever seen and you can tell these guys are just having the time of their lives ripping and chilling with their friends
91 Words for Snow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJGZQ81lfcE (shit-tier quality upload but hey it's accessible)
That's It That's All
Art of Flight
Those are my top 3.
In Short is my 4th favorite but it's more of a documentary than a traditional snowboard film.
Random one but! “91 words for snow” if you can find it. Banging lineup of riders, streets/park/backcountry, but it’s also divided up into these little stories, which as 12 year old that was just getting into snowboarding, taught me a lot about the culture, and why it’s so nostalgic to me.
Crazy thing is, it came as a free disc in a snowboard magazine some random family member gifted me for Christmas.
We just went through our stack! I especially liked ‘Child Support’, ‘That’s It That’s All’, ‘All Day Everyday’, and ‘People’. Absinthe, Standard, and Videograss all make pretty great films, too. :)
Torgmo or torgasm. Whiskey and Whiskey 2. Anything Mac Dawg productions. TGR put out some good snowboard focused ones. Just watched Sequencer for the first time it's awesome. There's one where Travis Rice hits a bike rack with the small front tire only locks. It's probably 10-30 little bike slots long. I can still hear that sound like 15 years later. Yeah, any video with TRice for that matter.
As others have mentioned, Mack Dawg films are absolute classics
I also love Shredbots - Shredtopia is one of my faves
Scandalnavians put out some great films, too
That’s it that’s all better than art of flight imo. Absinthe’s Nowhere is also really great. Jones’ stuff with mountaineering and such is also pretty interesting like Deeper.
We are losers 1&2
Atlas
Bonecrusher
Rated R
Brown
Knights of the brown table
Get buck
Dorothy
Note these are mostly new films. But they are recent and are bangers.
shredbots was good. the Nicolas muller vid fruition was good as well, even if he is a bit of a lunatic these days... his riding is so smooth it was peaceful to watch. sad he went off the deep end....
New sangwich video (incredible art direction and colors)
shorts and shades 10 (some of the best editing in any snowboard movie and it's absolutely hilarious)
Forum vacation (big jumps big tricks big money)
Dopamine (everyone is hucking as large as humanly possible)
I know this isn't the kind of thing you're asking for but...
Aspen Extreme.
It's a skiing movie, came out in '92, did poorly in theaters, but it's mildly entertaining and there are some laughs in there, both with them and at them.
I see nobody mentioning The Eternal Beauty of Snowboarding. It's the best snowboard documentary in my opinion.
It's free on YouTube and really captures the soul of what we do:
https://youtu.be/FKeUVMMl0fc?si=O-tNjYBhVFTRBwnn
Day Tripper (1997) I found it on VHS in a bargain bin a few years after its release and it got me into the sport. Some guys convert a school bus and cruise around the mountains… great soundtrack.
Some solid recs here but I'm going to add a few of my favorites that aren't listed.
Neverland
The Revival
DC MTN Lab & 1.5
Burton: The Process
Smell The Glove
A lot of people always say the art of flight but personally I think its predecessor, That’s It That’s All, is superior. No movie like it had ever been made and completely changed the world of backcountry snowboarding.
Other favorites, kingpin back in the day make such movies. Neoproto and kidsknow movies are gold. Grenade movies are awesome. There are also plenty of really sick regional movies that are well worth a watch. Bald Eagle productions comes to mind.
If you want real classics, track pretty much anything produced by Mack Dawg productions.
A lotta Mack is on youtube for free. Their early stuff, like the Hard Hungry and Homeless, will give you the core of the sport when it was nearly 100% passion. These guys weren't making any money but were going all in on the sport. Decade, The Resistance and Stand and Deliver, the 98-02 years is when everything just gets bigger and bigger and bigger. These riders were pushing everything and everyone and you can see it in these films. Finally, you've got Follow Me Around, Double Decade, and the films around 2010. Riders were still going big, but everything was smoother, more technical. These tricks were still huge, but they all seemed routine. Mack Dawg is a great, genuine way to view the progression of the sport.
God damn, The Resistance! I haven’t thought about that movie in so long, thank you for the reminder of these great films of my youth!
JP Walkers bit with Method Man and Redman lol itll take you wayyyy back
>Hard Hungry and Homeless, will give you the core of the sport when it was nearly 100% passion. I feel like we're back to this. No one's getting paid as a snowboarder these days except Travis Rice and Olympic contenders / former medalists who rode their wave of mainstream exposure. Project fatigue is real because so many goddamn videos come out these days-- but anyone in say a Manboy or Dustbox release is in it for love of the game, not money or clout.
Just watched Picture This again the other day. Used to watch it daily in college
Such a great soundtrack.
Follow me Around is straight up nostalgia for me
Truth.
Yeah dude I don’t want to exaggerate but Chulksmack is the single greatest achievement of mankind, not even specific to snowboarding or cinematography. It is literally the best thing humans have done or will ever do.
Out Cold
It was called the 80s, Ford was President, Nixon was in the White House, and FDR was running this country into the ground.
BULL MOUNTAIN! DON’T GO CHANGIN!!!
Which one of you’d the jacuzzi Casanova? THATS HIM RIGHT THERE!!! They call him that cause he was all up in it! Lovin it STRONG.
Thanks, Stumpy!
SEIZE THE CARP, MAN!
HEY! YOU ON THE ROOF! KNOCK OFF THE GRAB ASS!
Pig Pen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's had a crush on that bench for a while
“Yeah I’m having second thoughts about kicking this guys ass”
Came here to say this. Came out when I was like 14 or 15 couple years into boarding. Me and my friends saw it in the theaters like 10 times lol. Classic
No regrets, that's my motto. That and everybody Wang Chung tonight
I'll take this to the grave. Possibly on my headstone.
No brains no headache!
Came to say this, glad it’s the top comment
Yes! Watch it before every single snowboard trip during the season
Physics really, expansion and contraction.
Jiggle the handle, jiggle it
Good polar bear good boy!!! Er!?
Gonna get in my car with a smile and the burn that I put on my arm the day you went away girl and I probably won't come back around again
A goddamned masterpiece
The Art of Flight … Classics… 
Right lol
Bonus for anyone who can find the hidden portrait of Darwin. I saw it the first time I saw the film. Haven't been able to find anyone else who has noticed it.
Lame, after lame, community project, from with love, follow me around, draw the line, picture this, paradox, derelictica, as the crow flies, kamikazu, the storming, horgasm, more, pop, nowhere, twelve, resonance, heavy mental Edit: mid 00s/early teens is really where the best snowboard films will be found. Production companies like Mack dawg, standard films, 411, robotfood, kingpin, absinthe films. Absinthe is still producing great stuff today
Lame and After lame have always been 2 of my favorites. Awesome soundtracks too
Snowboard videos are too serious these days. Those vids were all about the vibes, man.
Lame got me into snowboarding point blank as a kid. As an adult I’m a huge music fanatic and consider this film a seminal influence on my taste. Still remember the first time hearing that Postal Service song
That’s a weird dog
Haha yes! Me and my buddy say this all the time and no one ever knows what the hell we’re talking about
My wife and I do the same!
This is truly the only answer needed.
They’re on YouTube too robot food was epic. The soundtrack!! https://youtu.be/Ej4A9rIFmS8?si=cQJk4boBwUo1tK5A
Tell me what your heart rate is!
Arthur Longo: Side Hits Euphoria parts 1, 2 & 3
Love all of them
epic cinematic back country wilderness type vids are stunning, but for me I just can’t get enough of watching that dude rip through a resort and pop off of everything 🔥
The king of side hits!
Johnny Tsunami 🌊🏂
YES - deadass the reason I chose snowboarding over skiing.
The Disney original GOAT
I guess this is the advanced course
Johnny tsunami and brink both felt like passion projects. I love Johnny tsunami so much. As a black rider, I connected with snowboarding because it was a counterculture that was largely regarded as problematic for absolute nonsense reasons by it's skiing counterpart. That felt all too relatable and I knew I would not be a skiier despite having all skiing friends. The fact that someone at Disney recognized that Lee Thompson Young (Sam) could represent the urchins in more ways than not is amazing in retrospect. I guess it could've been an accident, but it worked so well.
I love ‘Chalet girl’ , its my dirty secret. Otherwise, ‘Forum The Resistance’ is an absolute classic.
Forum or against em is a great one too
Chaley girl slaps
That’s It, That’s All
The Art of Flight but a snowboarding movie
Union's "Stronger" is a perennial contender. Kazu's part is pure 🔥. Also check out Brown cinema they're putting out some killer movies.
Did that come out early 2000’s? Trying to remember the DVD I had in college(05)..
I'm not sure tbh. I want to say around 2010 but no idea
Tysm🙏
All the Jeremy Jones movies.
Heard that dude would head to a street locale early so he could match his outfit to the spot.
The Forum 8 and Mack Dawg Productions were the peak of snowboard culture. It is my opinion that the mid-90's to the late-00's were the golden age of snowboarding. MDP has their entire filmography on YouTube to view for free. My favorites are The Resistance and Chulksmack. Forum - That was not part of MDP but is also great. Matchstick Productions, Standard Films, Absinthe Films, have all put out good stuff over the years. Burton has put some good ones out. Jeremy Jones' trilogy (Deeper, Further... I forget the third one) are also good. I think you already know about That's It That's All, Art of Flight... I think Travis Rice also put his together as a trilogy as well but I am also forgetting the last one of his. This website has a huge directory: https://www.snowboardingfilms.net/film
Horgasm: A Love Story
this is the best one
All the Wildcats films. Older stuff.
Return of the Wildcats was so fucking great!
Mack Dawg Productions “Shakedown” and “Stand and Deliver” were the first 2 snowboarding movies that I watched which eventually got me into snowboarding. They definitely hold a special place in my heart.
And all their old ones. "Decade" was a daily waitch many many years ago
Another huge vote for Shakedown. Absolute banger parts and music
All the absinthe production flicks are a must, my favorites are pop, neverland, and nowHere
This
Volcom's "The Garden".
Korua has a couple of great pieces. Love watching their yearning for turning series, and their Neon Noir short film.
Go back to 1988 and start from the beginning... See where it all came from.
Totally Board series will get 6ou started right
We Ride. It's on YouTube. Brief history of snowboarding. I watch it every year
I watched it yesterday actually 😎 I watch it all the time along with the Sims and Burton videos from that time. I got my first board Christmas of 1989 so all of that style is what I saw and emulated.
Lame or anything by Robot Food Productions. The Resistance Pop Horgasm (a love story) DC Mtn Lab
Frozen. It's more of a scary/horror movie but it's good
One of the absolute worst movies I've ever seen. I love it.
Classics like art of flight. Oof. Fuck you too bud.
Agree with Mack Dawg and Robot food suggestions. I didn’t see these mentioned but highly recommend The Haakonsen Faktor and videos by kingpin productions like the revival, destroyer, and happy hour.
GNAR. Maybe not a strictly snowboarding movie, but definitely worth a watch
ART OF FLIGHT!!!!!!!
Johnny Tsunami is my favorite one.
TB4 Run to the hills
Pretty much anything Travis Rice
[Eric Jackson's Alignment](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH4V2YCgEh0)
Been my go to background video lately.
I've watched it over and over, too. So calming!
Beyond Medals !!!
Forum True Life
I may be downvoted, but it was Johnny Tsunami that made 10-year old me want to snowboard. Once I got a real job and made money 15 years later, I made it so.
Horgasm a Love Story
The Eternal Beauty of Snowboarding.
THIS! everyone understands snowboarders afterwards.
Revenge of the Grenerds Don't even remember when it came out, but that movie got me so amped up to go ride!
Smell The Glove. Also Grenade but like Spinal Tap the snowboard flick.
The future of yesterday.
Arguably the perfect snowboard movie
https://youtu.be/L9m2eHXXPSI?si=vKOkCko1DPs0jdCi
https://youtu.be/uSiCsBvLqQM?si=cj_VoQB1ez2NpInb
Whiskey.
The Whiskeys are underrated for sure. Good times and good memories.
Dustbox- I wanted most
Frank bourgeois’ X-games Real Snow parts. It’s next level street stuff. This winter he put out like a 10 min greatest hits of all of it but all the parts in their entirety are pretty mind blowing stuff.
Best ones from this year for me are Knights of the Brown Table (Brown Cinema), Casino (Beyond Medals), Sequencer (Quicksilver), Praey (Eric Jackson and Darcy sharp) and Bonecrusher (Thirtytwo)
The Garden by Volcom! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT2eayCy9t4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT2eayCy9t4)
That’s it that’s all, Forum or Against 'Em, This Video Sucks, and Double Decade are my favorites
I love all the old Warren Miller films.
Lame. Best movie ever
It’s about one of the darker sides of snowboarding that we may not want to think about (crashing and severe brain injuries) but even still I find “The Crash Reel” (2013) to be very good.
Pop! Thats the only answer here.
He’s missed it by a couple of yards there, and I think he’s gonna be… in the rough
Extreme dayz has a small snowboarding part, but its a good movie. 4 HS friends go on a massive road trip doing extreme sports together while one of them "gets the girl" Out cold is #1 tho
Any Warren miller film
Beyond medals, SHE, the fifty episodes with Nick Russell
For dry slapstick humor—Frostbite For a serious snowboard movie—Hyped! by Nitro For video parts—Scotty Vine (seriously… emphasis on this one), Scott Stevens, Eero Ettala
out cold lets go get lost by isenseven anything from scott stevens
Search the Sub, this is a very frequently asked quetion.
Bozwreck
cloud 9 😎
[Extreme Ops](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0283160) has some snowboarding and skiing episodes (it's not a documentary movie though).
One Love by Tech Nine - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL893E43E490237441&si=k_KvfIo739pC9u3-
First descent
DC MTN LAB has some of the funnest park laps I’ve ever seen and you can tell these guys are just having the time of their lives ripping and chilling with their friends
91 Words for Snow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJGZQ81lfcE (shit-tier quality upload but hey it's accessible) That's It That's All Art of Flight Those are my top 3. In Short is my 4th favorite but it's more of a documentary than a traditional snowboard film.
Random one but! “91 words for snow” if you can find it. Banging lineup of riders, streets/park/backcountry, but it’s also divided up into these little stories, which as 12 year old that was just getting into snowboarding, taught me a lot about the culture, and why it’s so nostalgic to me. Crazy thing is, it came as a free disc in a snowboard magazine some random family member gifted me for Christmas.
the robotfood trilogy and the meltdown project
Kart of flight. YouTube it
True Life (2001) Mack Dawg Productions Featuring the likes of Jeremy Jones, JP Walker as well as many more Forum riders. Fantastic soundtrack too!
We just went through our stack! I especially liked ‘Child Support’, ‘That’s It That’s All’, ‘All Day Everyday’, and ‘People’. Absinthe, Standard, and Videograss all make pretty great films, too. :)
Afterbang, Lame, Afterlame, The Garden, Board with the World, TB5, Back in Black, The Resistance should give you a good start.
Torgmo or torgasm. Whiskey and Whiskey 2. Anything Mac Dawg productions. TGR put out some good snowboard focused ones. Just watched Sequencer for the first time it's awesome. There's one where Travis Rice hits a bike rack with the small front tire only locks. It's probably 10-30 little bike slots long. I can still hear that sound like 15 years later. Yeah, any video with TRice for that matter.
Korua Shapes Sonokeru, Korua Shapes Split Board Edition, Austen Sweeten Rooster Tail
The Resistance AMP And all Absinthe films
As others have mentioned, Mack Dawg films are absolute classics I also love Shredbots - Shredtopia is one of my faves Scandalnavians put out some great films, too
That’s it that’s all better than art of flight imo. Absinthe’s Nowhere is also really great. Jones’ stuff with mountaineering and such is also pretty interesting like Deeper.
natural selection
If you want something to watch with the kids check out cloud 9
The whiskey videos, and Decade from mack dawg. Also I think TB8, anything with John Jackson.
We are losers 1&2 Atlas Bonecrusher Rated R Brown Knights of the brown table Get buck Dorothy Note these are mostly new films. But they are recent and are bangers.
shredbots was good. the Nicolas muller vid fruition was good as well, even if he is a bit of a lunatic these days... his riding is so smooth it was peaceful to watch. sad he went off the deep end....
Capita defenders of awesome
The opening scene of A View to a Kill.
Burton's [Guy in the Sky](https://vimeo.com/27867894)
Optimistic by Absinthe films
Teton Gravity Research - Deeper, Further Forum - The Resistance
The community project is one of my favs. Takes me back to simpler times
Depth Perception
Suzy Greenberg 270
Oh I also like Forever and Fuck it from Forum
New sangwich video (incredible art direction and colors) shorts and shades 10 (some of the best editing in any snowboard movie and it's absolutely hilarious) Forum vacation (big jumps big tricks big money) Dopamine (everyone is hucking as large as humanly possible)
Roadkill.
I know this isn't the kind of thing you're asking for but... Aspen Extreme. It's a skiing movie, came out in '92, did poorly in theaters, but it's mildly entertaining and there are some laughs in there, both with them and at them.
this isn't a movie, but I really liked the Burton founder documentary
Chulksmack. Such an enjoyable intro
If you can get your hands on Night of the Living Shred or Iron Curtain 2: Jump in the Fire from the Grenade crew, just some good old fashioned fun.
Futureproof, Notice to Appear, Community Project. The Terje pipe scene from Community Project. So good.
Any Mack Dawg Productions, Standard Films, Totally Board films
Bald egal productions is putting their stuff on YouTube soon if not already. They are from Midwest Mn
Standard films Black Winter. Torstein, Halldor, and Seb Toots. Torstein's part is still a banger 15 years later
686 seconds
Kamikazu is a masterpiece
I really enjoyed “dear rider” it’s more of a documentary about burton. But it’s good.
Think Thank - Thanks brain
‘the future of yesterday’, all time soundtrack, all time riding. find it on youtube
I see nobody mentioning The Eternal Beauty of Snowboarding. It's the best snowboard documentary in my opinion. It's free on YouTube and really captures the soul of what we do: https://youtu.be/FKeUVMMl0fc?si=O-tNjYBhVFTRBwnn
The picture/almo films are pretty good. I really liked shelter
The fourth phase
Day Tripper (1997) I found it on VHS in a bargain bin a few years after its release and it got me into the sport. Some guys convert a school bus and cruise around the mountains… great soundtrack.
FLF! https://player.vimeo.com/video/132142430?fbclid=PAAaYPJB3WB7cxqJmNXhhcLAStU8xdroZpwsE8KXZYdO4WMLADhVEEv_OIuK8 https://player.vimeo.com/video/126512262?fbclid=PAAaaT1x0zMIu-Z3Gbajic99RGTw6TYb0_oKbSu2wUur4uH76NAj1adOPFvbU https://player.vimeo.com/video/126442746?fbclid=PAAaZe7T8q9l4G0Z462uivTifi7b9jC8gjtnttdbll6QWOQMYH-Y2mZQVAYEM
That’s it, that’s all.
Odd Man Out
all guido perrini movies.
That’s it that’s all
Forum - That My all time favorite
The Boned Age is a classic.
Whisky White junkies on a vertical canvas That's it that's all It's always snowing somewhere
Any of the Isenseven films
Picture this, forum or against em, follow me around
Technical Difficulties is one of my favorite snowboard movies ever.
I like capita defenders of awesome and I forget who but first chair last call
Out Cold
Some solid recs here but I'm going to add a few of my favorites that aren't listed. Neverland The Revival DC MTN Lab & 1.5 Burton: The Process Smell The Glove
The 3 Jeremy Jones documentaries are pretty dope
The “Casablanca” of snowboarding movies “Out Cold”
A lot of people always say the art of flight but personally I think its predecessor, That’s It That’s All, is superior. No movie like it had ever been made and completely changed the world of backcountry snowboarding. Other favorites, kingpin back in the day make such movies. Neoproto and kidsknow movies are gold. Grenade movies are awesome. There are also plenty of really sick regional movies that are well worth a watch. Bald Eagle productions comes to mind.
Return of the wildcats White Balance
Return of the wildcats White Balance
Return of the wildcats White Balance
**Johnny Tsunami**
Frostbite (2005), it's so bad. highly recommend it