Without even watching it Terminal Ferocity has got two good things going for it - it's free (from TSA) and it's got two female segments from Jenny Jones and Lesley McKenna.
As you'd expect from a Lockdown film, the focus is on fun and there's extras aplenty including that Man Phat mock boy band video, a new music video filmed at the Brits and a 'making of' mockumentary.
The film starts with shots of green mountains and pouring rain, which makes you positively excited when they switch to shots of snow - a nice touch. Jenny Jones has the opening part, and spends most of it flying off huge park kickers beautifully. Later in the film, Lesley McKenna shows off her big mountain skills in Kicking Horse. Also in the medley is a shot from Posy Dixon, and there's a few tricks from Laura Berry before she broke her foot in the extras...
Also starring are lots and lots of smelly (probably) English boys: Dan Wakeham, Tyler Chorlton, Scott McMorris, Seb Kern, Dom Harrington, Nate Kern, Gary Greenshields, James Carr and some more I can't remember.
All in all, a nice easy watch, proof that Britain has plenty of talent despite its lack of mountains and white stuff, and it's free!
Like that? Try this: Review: Float: An all female snowboard film
