Back To The Boneyard

About This Movie

So, 'Back To The Boneyard' is interesting, right? It’s this skateboarding flick that has a raw vibe, really captures that underground scene. The energy is infectious, with Hammers, Minor Threat, and Bails showcasing some gnarly tricks, like that tailpress-back 360 on the kink rail—just wild. The pacing feels loose, almost like you’re right there with them, soaking in the atmosphere of skate culture without the gloss. You don’t often see this kind of straightforward, no-frills approach to a skate movie, and it gives it a distinct charm. It feels like a love letter to the grit of the sport, you know?

'Back To The Boneyard' is a bit of a hidden gem in skateboarding cinema, often overshadowed by mainstream titles. It has limited releases on DVD and some collectors look for any physical copies, especially since it’s not widely available. The film's straightforward style and authentic portrayal of skate culture make it an intriguing piece for those interested in the evolution of the genre. Its scarcity adds to its appeal, as it captures a moment in time that resonates with true skateboarding enthusiasts.