If you've seen this video, what rating would you give it? 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Other videos put out by Santa Cruz: There are so many goddamn Santa Cruz videos that we had to make a link for em.

Home Video Santa Cruz 1995, 16 minutes Current Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars Home Video gives you that D.I.Y. feel by mainly covering street skateboarding, in this case: curbs, sidewalks, and city obstacles. Small transitions are also sessioned throughout the video in various skateparks and there's a short section with several clips of large trannies and bowls. July 10, 2002 Streets of Fire it ain't, but Santa Cruz skateboards has been making decent videos forever. One reason for this may be because they avoid making diarrhea, and produce strictly solid shit. As far as solid goes, Home Video was a rock in 1995. Compared to recent videos, the tricks are done slower, dirtier, and on shorter obstacles. Not to be taken too lightly, because it has good examples of where modern street skating got it's roots. Joe Flesci

What to Expect: Featured Skaters: Ryan Aningalin Tim Brauch Israel Forbes Kyle Kimberling Frankie Mata Jason Rothmeyer Tony Tieu Ron Whaley Sound Track: If you dig the music from Home Video, check out the soundtrack for it.