(2013) The Deathwish Deluxe Edition DVD - Comes in a book style case, with images on the team & hi-jinks, a catalogue of merch that was on offer then. As well as something so sick in the back that would look poifect on any skaters shelf... think pop-up book. Seen these labelled as rare else where on the interwebs too

In this explosive story of revenge and urban violence, Jim Greco and Erik Ellington team up with a group of skateboarders who have a change of opinion after their favorite spots are mercilessly knobbed and destroyed by a gang of thugs posing as authority figures. Slash is arrested, Lizard King is assaulted by a skatepark ledge, and Furby’s board is stolen. They then turn vigilante as they stalk the mean streets of Los Angeles with Moose and Neen Williams, on the prowl for handrails, gaps and dangerous spots of that nature. The Deathwish Video is an epic and controversial film that is frank and original in its treatment of urban skateboarding and the average citizen’s helplessness in dealing with it. Various artists wrote the musical score. And watch for a young Jon Dickson in his film debut as one of the pros.

-From the Deathwish Website

Deathwish

Launched in April of 2008 out of Baker Boys Distrobution. Coming out strong with their team, with the likes of Jim Greco, Erik Ellington, Lizard King, Antwuan Dixon with AMs Brian Hansen and Furb. While their current team still holds some original riders with a few more added for good measure, Erik Ellington, Jon Dickson, Neen Williams, Taylor Kirby, Jamie Foy, Pedro Delfino, Julian Davidson.

Deathwish Skateboards company draws its inspiration from 70s and 80s cult movies and kitsch magazine cover artwork. Deathwish Skateboards' brand name is inspired by the Vigilante justice cult film series Death Wish starring Charles Bronson. Deathwish Skateboards logo is the cross symbol sported by the Street Punk Gang in the movie Death Wish 3.

In 2016, Deathwish released a line of seven decks entitled VHS Wasteland. The 8.5 size team deck of this series shows a picture of Charles Bronson and his gun taken from the Death Wish movie as an obvious reference to their namesake.