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Name: Insane Cinema
Genre: Sports
Released: 2007-08-24

TV-PG
2007
1 Season

Insane Cinema is a unique show that stands out from other programs in its genre. It airs on Fuel TV and offers a thrilling and immersive experience to viewers. Insane Cinema is a show dedicated to showcasing the most outrageous and extreme stunts, sports and activities from around the world.

The show is host to a wide range of activities, from high-speed car races to snowboarding through the most treacherous snow-capped mountains. Insane Cinema offers a peek into the world of adrenaline junkies and provides viewers with a first-hand experience of what it feels like to engage in some of the toughest physical and mental tests.

The show has a focus on extreme sports and activities that are typically not showcased on TV. It presents a unique perspective on the world of extreme sports, bringing viewers up close and personal with athletes who are pushing the limits of what is possible. Insane Cinema features athletes who have dedicated their lives to mastering their craft and going beyond their limits to achieve the impossible.

One of the highlights of Insane Cinema is the wide range of activities and athletes featured on the show. Whether its surfing the biggest waves in the world or fighting MMA matches, Insane Cinema covers it all. The show also features interviews with athletes, coaches and other experts, giving viewers insights into the mindsets and strategies of some of the most talented athletes of our time.

The show is fast-paced, exciting and packed with action from start to finish. It features stunning aerial shots, slow-motion footage, and extreme close-ups of athletes performing death-defying stunts. The filming style is unique and complements the adrenaline-fueled activities that are showcased on each episode. The show is also highly informative, with hosts providing narrations that explain the intricacies of the activities and sports that are featured.

Insane Cinema is a show that appeals to a wide range of audiences. Athletes and sports enthusiasts will appreciate the show's in-depth coverage of various extreme sports. Those who love action and thrills will find the show highly entertaining and engaging. And for those who just want to get a glimpse into the world of extreme sports and activities, Insane Cinema provides an excellent opportunity to do so.

Overall, Insane Cinema is a must-watch program for anyone interested in extreme sports, stunts and activities. It is a perfect balance of entertainment and education, showcasing incredible feats of strength and skill while providing valuable insights into these activities. The show is truly unique and offers a one-of-a-kind perspective on the world of extreme sports. If you are looking for an adrenaline-filled experience, Insane Cinema is the perfect show for you.

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Seasons

8. Team Extreme!

May 31, 2008

A washed up pro rollerskater is recruited to delve into the skateboard scene and bust the pushers of a potent new soft drink that's making kids a little too "extreme." A narrative film parody of "extreme sports" shot in Los Angeles with Zander Schaus, Gregory Lee Kenyon, Arthur Gadsby and Andrew Graves as the lead cast. A film by Jeff Burkett and James Reitano.

7. Switchstance

May 23, 2008

Shot in Toronto; this film is a comedy about a 35-year-old honest cop going undercover in the world of skateboarding as a teenage skater who acquires a better understanding of what it is like to be in a skilled sport that is considered a criminal act. A film by Adam Brodie and Dave Derewlany.

6. Chasing Dora

May 15, 2008

Based on The Surfer's Journal article "The Aquatic Ape," by Miki Dora, the filmmakers will create the contest borne in Dora's mind, while also incorporating a retrospective on "Da Cat." Shooting in Jeffrey's Bay in South Africa, Wingnut, Mickie Munoz and Marc Andreini are among the surfers participating. A film by Wes Brown and T.J. Barrack.

5. Freedom Of Space

April 26, 2008

Shot in Portland, OR, San Francisco and across the globe, "Freedom of Space" provides a look at the culture of skateboarding, street skating, and use of public space. Interviews include long-time skateboarder and original Burnside builder Kent Dahlgren, Justin Hindery, The Skateboard Mag's Kevin Wilkins, 12-year old skate advocate Patrick Craddock, the mayor of Portland, Tom Potter, and many more. A film by Steve Olpin.

4. Skate Na Veia

April 18, 2008

Jon Humphries documentary brings to life the personalities and athletes in skateboarding. With such broad skills and styles, the film highlights those that have come before and those that are making headlines today. Featured boarders include Steve Berra, Diego Bucchieri, Lance Mountain, Sage Bolyard, Paul Fujita, Nate Broussard, Paul Rodriguez, Josh Falk and many more.

3. Stuntwood

April 10, 2008

Covering the life and death of the skateboard, "Stuntwood" chronicles the production process behind designing a skateboard to its first breath of life on asphalt to nailing the last trick before the board dies. Shot in Minnesota, Wisconsin and the cities of Los Angeles, Seattle and San Francisco. A film by Jeff Roe, Tatiana Bliss and Michael Leon.

2. Surfing Favela

August 26, 2007

Focused on a Favela in Brazil, where millions of people live in extreme poverty, young surfers defy the environment's limitations by choosing the surfing lifestyle over the never-ending cycle of local violence and drugs. A film by Tomas Crowder and M. Laura Ruggiero.

1. Harvey Spannos

August 24, 2007

A comedy shot in Vancouver, B.C. about a young boy's discovery that his deceased father, a professional skateboarder in 1970, died in a tragic accident trying to ollie a shark pit. Upon discovery the young boy begins looking up to a professional skateboarder and will eventually have to choose between the fun of the board and the lure of cash. A film by Corey Adams.

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