Film Lens
Skateboard Madness, released in 1980, captures the skateboarding culture that emerged in the late 1970s. The film features various skateboarding events at iconic locations like Venice Beach and the empty pools of Southern California. It includes daring tricks and stunts performed by legendary skaters such as Tony Hawk and Stacy Peralta, showcasing the athleticism and creativity of the sport.
The documentary also portrays the lifestyle of skateboarders, emphasizing their camaraderie and the societal challenges they face. Through exhilarating footage and interviews, Skateboard Madness presents a snapshot of a subculture that significantly influenced future generations of athletes and enthusiasts.
Why Watch
- •See Tony Hawk's early skateboarding tricks.
- •Find out about the culture at Venice Beach.
- •Meet iconic skaters like Stacy Peralta.
Did You Know
•Tony Hawk and Stacy Peralta are featured as legendary skaters.
•The film was directed by Julian Pena.
•Skateboard Madness has a runtime of 92 minutes.
•It was produced in the United States.
Perfect For
Skateboarding enthusiastsAction sports fansDocumentary lovers