Psychoward

About This Movie

Psychoward is truly an unusual piece; it captures this elusive skater Chris Ward in a way that's raw and intimate. The film has this gritty, documentary style that really gives you a sense of who he is, while the low-quality footage adds to that underground vibe. There’s a kind of unrefined energy that flows throughout, almost like you’re there with him on the road. The pacing feels intentional – it ebbs and flows along with Ward's own rhythm. It's not about flashy tricks or polished edits, but rather an exploration of personality and dedication to the craft, which is what makes it distinctive in the skate documentary realm.

Psychoward is somewhat of a rarity, a niche film that hasn't seen wide release, making it a treasure for collectors. It's available in limited formats, often floating around on bootleg VHS or lower-quality digital uploads, which adds to its charm for some. The film has gained a specific cult following among skating enthusiasts who appreciate its authenticity and the raw portrayal of Wardo’s lifestyle. As such, it's become a sought-after item for those looking to add depth to their skate culture collection.