Review by Bass12
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These are four of the finest examples of ski film making in the history of the genre: “The Blizzard Of Aahhhs”, “License To Thrill”, “Groove Requiem In The Key Of Ski” and “P-Tex, Lies & Duct Tape”. The unique character of Greg Stump shines through on all of these films and he is truly a gift to the world of skiing. Each of these films posesses the soul of a Stax recording. In fact, a big part of what sets these films apart from the myriad other ski films available is the carefully researched soundtracks. Stump doesn’t stop at the obvious, but digs deep into the catalogues of such record labels as London’s ZTT to uncover some real hidden gems. As a young, budding musician and music lover my life was changed by watching these films and for that I will be eternally grateful to Stump. While others produce ski “flicks”, Stump actually produces films – works of (gulp) art which, I sincerely believe, will endure. The sensitivity he has displayed in his work is certainly worthy of admiration. Thanks, Stumpy.

Review by Jason Jarvis
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Blizzard of Ahs, and to a similar extent, License to Thrill, are simply the best ski movies ever.

Just two major criticisms of this set:

1. It’s not 16:9 or letterbox. Stump, are you sure you couldn’t figure out a way to letterbox this? Didn’t you shoot it on film?

2. The audio sucks, and that’s one of the best things about these movies.

Please remix the sound and do this in an HD format, Stump.

Review by CR
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Quality never goes out of style… or does it? The stunts are outrageous, classic ski film footage, Stumps flicks stand the test of time. Gotta love the 80′s gear. Who knew you could do so much in rear entry boots w/ 215 straight boards strapped on? Makes for a fantastic background flick to run during a party, you’ll either be drawn in by the sick tricks or the threads, for half the party crowd it becomes the main event.