Known ubiquitously across the globe as Tim and Gendle’s finest work, Terminal Ferocity is the peak of British snowboard grit and culture. They had an index finger placed firmly on the pulse of the UK scene, and probably a thumb or two shoved in some other unspeakable crevices. In their heyday, such was the popularity of the Lockdown Projects films that a young Travis Rice clamoured to be involved but was rebuffed with a solid “no yanks allowed”.

“A first look at the ground-breaking helmet cam technology of the time”

This is a hark back in the good old days with a nostalgia inducing soundtrack that’ll have you longing for hazy nights long forgotten, a ball-shrinkingly spicy slam section, and even a first look at the ground-breaking helmet cam technology of the time.

A word of warning to those born post-Y2K: you’re about to see pants baggy enough to fit the entire Von Trapp family in them, some questionable condom beanies, boot cut jeans and, perhaps, worst of all, studded belts. Some outfits are sitting just the right side of retro garish but unfortunately most aged about as well as ‘the magic mineral’, fireproof asbestos.

“You’re about to see pants baggy enough to fit the entire Von Trapp family in them”

Not all movies are made equal. This is the Magnum Opus, the pièce de résistance of British Snowboarding. This is Terminal Ferocity.

Featuring: Tim Warwood, Adam Gendle, Jeremy Sladen, Jenny Jones, Tyler ‘The Cat’ Chorlton, Scott Nixon, James Stentiford, Chris Chatt, Matt Barr, Laura Berry, Scott McMorris, Ben Kilner, Gary Greenshields, Nate Kern, Ed Leigh, Dom Harrington, Mike Austin, Danny Wheeler, Jono Wood, Travis Rice, Jamie Nicholls, Josh Wolf, Collum Mytton, Mikkel Bang and many more.