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The Apple Juice is the mushroomed story of my personal involvement in rollerblading over the course of the past decade, complete with full color photographs; vignettes of the artwork that is rollerblading. It incorporates my adventures in New Jersey and New York City as a youth to my subsequent and various cross-country trips to many of America's great cities and hub locations for the rollerblading industry and culture, including a year spent in San Francisco working with Sean Cullen and Kevin Yee on the film, The Apple Rest in Peace San Francisco, which was of great inspiration.
Is Sean Cullen crazy? Is Sean Cullen a genius? I’m not really sure. I’ve watched this DVD several times now, and all I can say is that he’s definitely something. With the release of The Apple R.I.P. SF, Cullen has pushed the blade-video genre into a new area.
On many of the Inri pieces we find crosses, depictions of Jesus, and overall religious symbolism. How does Inri relate to these Christian symbols? Is Inri a Christian inspired brand? What is the connection between rollerblading lifestyle and religiosity?
Haven't seen a Gershon Mosley section in years. So stoked.
Kevin Yee and Sean Sea have just released the full video online in 3 parts.
