As far as skate videos go, the Dimestore ones are probably as sick as they get. The comical dimension is at least as entertaining as the skating and with parts from guys like Charles Rivard or Antoine Asselin, that says a lot. Just like in their previous videos, Dime Turd Season transports you to the grimy streets Montreal with its crackheads and street fights, whilst staying loyal to their trademark recurring images and their unpredictable soundtracks. It just goes to show that the best skate videos come from the guys who don’t take themselves too seriously, no matter how talented they are.

A meditation on time, process, and the evolving role of video in skateboarding. Filmed entirely at Toronto's Simcoe Park (Sept. 13 - Nov. 25, 2024), it tracks Bobby de Keyzer lost in the timeline. Shot by Tomas Morrison with original music by Barrett Avner, this quasi production contemplates the value of skate videos in an era where documentation is both disposable and timeless.

A meditation on time, process, and the evolving role of video in skateboarding. Filmed entirely at Toronto's Simcoe Park (Sept. 13 - Nov. 25, 2024), it tracks Bobby de Keyzer lost in the timeline. Shot by Tomas Morrison with original music by Barrett Avner, this quasi production contemplates the value of skate videos in an era where documentation is both disposable and timeless.

a return to form.

A young man orders a "Mystery Box" off the dark web. What could it be? He's about to be sorry when he finds out.

A young man orders a "Mystery Box" off the dark web. What could it be? He's about to be sorry when he finds out.

A young man orders a "Mystery Box" off the dark web. What could it be? He's about to be sorry when he finds out.

a return to form.