Showing posts with label scumco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scumco. Show all posts

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Freakin' Weekend Post Dude

Stan Karbine's part from $14 The Hard Way is sure to make the winter pains ache a little more. Guest appearances by a few fellow ScumCocks, Danger Dan and Drew Windon.

Stan Karbine - $14 The Hard Way from smalls on Vimeo.

Thrasher featured the new OneUp promo on their site, because they got the hots for one Austin Kanfoush who rounds out the end of the man-tage with some heavy shredding. You should have already seen the trailer by now, but whether you have or havent', watch it here:



or on Thrasher Magazine

In other news, Fatty got a settlement for fucking up his back at work and Jake Johnson's got an offer on the table for a new shoe deal, so that should make some people go, About Fucking Time. Speaking of Yake, he and some other dirts get after it in this new edit from NJ SCUM.



OneUp's got some new Fuck Yinz gear, so if you're not repping that shit yet, start:
http://fuckyinz.bigcartel.com/

Carnegie park is coming along. Looks like it'll be open by the summer, but you'd have to ask Austin to know for sure:



Friday, October 11, 2013

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Film Festival in the Burgh

From Scumco: We are excited to bring you skateboard documentaries and early skateboard films (on actual film!) one night a month throughout winter November-March. Films will be shown at Dormont Hollywood Theater (a restored 1933 balcony theater) and at Pittsburgh Filmmakers Screening Room. Much gratitude goes to both these venues for opening their doors to us, as well as all production companies involved with the films and to Stephen Slappe for loaning us his collection of early 16mm prints. Pre-sale tickets are available at One Up Skateshop in Pittsburgh. Below is a list of details for each night:

November 23rd

  • Bones Brigade - An Autobiography (Stacy Peralta, 2012 - 90min)
    The story of The Powell Peralta Team of the 80’s and 90’s
    Dormont Hollywood Theater, 7:30PM, $8

Wednesday, November 7, 2012