"N-Men: The Untold Story is an intimate look at an underground skateboard crew from Northern California, who went on to have a global impact on skateboarding. 50 years later, they are still going strong. Their story has never been told, until now.

Stars: Josh Brolin, Tony Hawk, Tony Alva, Steve Caballero, and Christian Hosoi Created by James Sweigert"

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"Congratulations on putting together such a fine documentary and a great tribute to John. I started skateboarding when you swiped a steel wheeled roller skate, tore it in half, and nailed it to a 2x4. Pebbles, cracks, and twigs would put you on the ground! I graduated to clay wheels and laminated Hobie/Vita-Pakt skateboards. I got hooked again at 25 with an NHS deck, Bennett trucks, and urethane Road Rider 4s. Banks, street racing, pools, pipes and the new skateparks fueled me until my knees finally gave up on me. BUT.....My kids got raised surfing, skateboarding, hunting and fishing.... and my Grandson loves riding between his Dads' legs just like my boys did. Nor-Cal skating will never die!"

"That dude sure knows how to take a good photo. Incredible past guys . Thank you for skateboarding."

"Not going to lie, I got super emotional watching Doug and John Hook back up after 30 years.Dont even know them but its super relatable as we all have friends that we've lost and would give anything to have that moment again"

"I am a 60 year old man from Tennessee and started skateboarding in the mid-70s. My dad had a skate shop until the early 80s. I always bought the skate mags and couldn’t wait till the next issue came out. We didn’t have any parks close to where we lived but we built our own ramps and would travel 3-4 hours to skate at parks in other states. I of course knew about the Z-boys and Dog Town but never knew anything about the N Men. I am glad to find this information because I pride myself on knowing skateboarding history. It’s to bad the N Men didn’t get Recognition in the magazines back in the day. At one point in time even here in Tennessee we had a group of guys that could skate pretty dang good and probably a lot better than people might think. We had a few pools every year that got emptied that we skated until the cops were called. I feel like you have to get to a certain level of skateboarding to really really appreciate it and the history. Thanks for the video!"