Overground Broadcasting from The Far East Skate Network, circa 2008. This was directed by Takahiro Morita who traveled and filmed the local scenes of the world for 8 years. This is the only part of this video I have seen and its mind blowing to say the least. You can't purchase this video from their site yet, but Underground Broadcasting is available right now, so go check out The Far East Skate Network.
Useless Wooden Toys from New Deal Skateboards, circa 1990. This was the only skate video I owned when I was a little kid. My brother had left it at home when he left for college and I watched it constantly. Vert skating was reaching a pinnacle, mini ramps were everywhere, and street skating was getting super technical. 
Beez III Unusual Protocol from wiskate.com, circa 2008. What can I say about this video? Its fucking rad, that's what. This is anything but a normal skate video, from the bizarre "soundtrack" to the unconventional tricks. Its like stepping into a hurricane of insanity. The video is somewhat reminiscent of Lance Mountain's parts from the old Powell videos. Go check out the Beez site and buy the whole DVD, which has four videos on it. Now that's a screamin deal! Acid
The Barrier Kult Video from the Barrier Kult Horde, circa 2004. These are some skaters out of Northern Canada who really know how to enjoy a good barrier. They have some great classic horror thrown in with a black metal soundtrack.
Virtual Reality from Plan B Skateboards, circa 1993. This was Plan B's second offering with a great mix of vert, miniramp, and good ol' street. Skateboarding was painfully slow at this time with 1 mph rollups and 3 inch grinds. Plan B changed this by getting skaters that had the perfect mix of speed and skill. This ones definitely worth checking out, especially with all of the "guest skaters".
