Memory Screen

About This Movie

So, Memory Screen is this wild skate video that dives into the surreal side of skating. It’s not just about the gnarly tricks; it feels more like a visual journey through a warped reality, which was pretty unique for its time. You’ve got Bo Turner and Rob Dyrdek shredding, but it’s really the atmosphere that grabs you. The pacing can be erratic, almost dreamlike at times, with some visual tricks that play with your perception. It’s like a skate film and an art piece mashed together, giving it a distinctive edge that I think sets it apart from other skate videos of the era.

Memory Screen was released in an era when skate videos were heavily focused on showcasing talent, yet this one took a more experimental route. It's relatively scarce, with original VHS copies being particularly sought after by collectors who appreciate its artistic approach. The adventurous spirit of Alien Workshop resonates in this film, making it a notable piece in skate culture history, often discussed among enthusiasts for its unique blending of sport and art.