The Body Corporate made by Anti-Hero skateboards. That wasn’t the original title we had in mind. We were pushing for “Reality Breakdown”. But things changed along the way. The video itself came out a lot different than the video we thought we were making, and that’s not a bad thing. This is the video we came back from New Zealand with. It morphed from wanting to tell a story about skating being an act of defiance, a path away from the status quo & spoon fed commercialism & all that lazy stuff, to being the story of what drew these guys to skateboarding & why it sticks so strongly with some of us. In the end it still speaks to those other ideas, though not said out-loud. These guys poured their hearts into this thing & we couldn’t be more stoked on how it came out. We hope you dig it.

Isn't life strange, and rad, and fucked up... Thank fucking skateboarding for the grounding and perspective in this shit stew of consumer capitalism and naked hypocrisy. Keep it raw. Keep it lurkie. - The management

Nasty Neckface is a deranged artist and in his Wicked Workshop show all his creations come to life in a sick and twisted way. He’s an endangered freak with a melted mind, and all he cares about is keepin’ the workshop open and his creations alive! But with an evil landlord breathing down his back with threats of eviction, a sorceress love interest who might just want to steal his powers and a demon puppet sidekick who can't help but cause chaos- things are destined to get hectic. So sit back and enjoy the hell ride of magic and mayhem.

Converse Cons presents our first brand skate film titled “Purple”! Filmed and edited by Ben Chadourne “Purple” showcases the journey of our skate team over the past 18 months of their lives.

Friendships and traveling... down the block or to foreign lands, the streets of the world are calling to you and your skateboard to come take a rip. Life is a trip.. but with a board under your feet its a trip of a lifetime.

Alexis Sablone opens the floodgates for a full-scale attack from the Cons crew, culminating with a climactic closing push from Louie Lopez.