Fingers of Fury

About This Movie

Fingers of Fury dives into the niche world of fingerboarding, showcasing a unique subculture that many might overlook. The atmosphere is playful yet competitive, capturing the passion of skaters who have traded their full-sized boards for these pint-sized versions. The documentary introduces you to Darin Langhorst and his pals from France, highlighting their skills and the artistry involved in fingerboarding. It's fascinating to see such dedication to a seemingly simple pastime, and the editing maintains a brisk pace that keeps you engaged without feeling rushed. The practical effects of the tricks are surprisingly impressive, almost making you forget they’re just fingers on a deck.

Finding a copy of Fingers of Fury can be a bit tricky since it was released in limited format. There are a few DVD versions floating around, but they often come with varying quality. Collector interest seems to be rising, likely due to the growth of fingerboarding culture and nostalgia for the early days of this niche sport. It’s a piece of skating history, albeit one that’s not widely recognized.