(2009) Renowned for their endurance and aggressive behavior, Wild Stallions are notoriously elusive and rarely captured on film. Meathead Films dedicated the 2009 season to tracking stampedes all over the Eastern U.S. and Canada range.
(2008) This critically acclaimed movie documents the Meatheads soaring off backcountry jumps, neck deep in Quebec powder, and reimagining the way skiers use urban terrain
(2007) An odyssey through the mountains and cities of the East. Travel to unique places and meet the athletes who embody the spirit of the region
(2006) When nature gives you lemons, make lemonade. This movie shows the rad skiing possible (deep powder included) even in a bad snow year
(2005) The movie that brought Meathead Films into the mainstream. Sick Newfoundland segment and the biggest cliff ever landed in the East
(2005) A feature length documentary mixing Eastern backcountry skiing and mountain history all the way back to colonial times
(2004) This movie features ground-breaking Eastern backcountry footage and a hilarious intro
Out on the frozen peaks and gritty streets of the East Coast, roams a mighty and majestic creature. Renowned for their endurance and aggressive behavior, Wild Stallions are notoriously elusive and rarely captured on film. Meathead Films dedicated the 2009 season to tracking stampedes all over the Eastern U.S. and Canada range. In this never-before-seen footage, watch as stallions gallop across the countryside, navigating treacherously deep snow and bewildering urban terrain. Learn about this misunderstood animal and what drives them to perform tremendous athletic feats in such a hostile environment. Shot in High Definition, 16mm and Super 8 film, Wild Stallions will prove once and for all, that some animals just can’t be tamed… i'm so stoked for this! the trailer was so sick
sweetttt im gonna ty to buy this as soon as it gets out
What this movie needs is an assistant keg stand coordinator.
Rock on Hammer!
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when are we gonna get the soundtrack info and such for this dvd?
great job guys, showing off our great backcountry with people who can actually ski! it's about time
rock on - good to see the ol river duo shea and matt pothier in the flick
i got it and it rocks