If you've seen this video, what rating would you give it? 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star Other videos put out by Church of Skatan:   Wild In The Streets (1998)   Holy Rollers (1997)   Santa Barbara (1996)   Hellfire. Damnation. Skateboarding. (1995)   Who Farted (1994)

Oh My God! Church of Skatan 2000, 30 minutes Current Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars As you may (or may not) know, Church of Skatan has a couple members in common with the Shorty's team. The style of skating is pretty similar in the fact that it's mainly street. Oh My God! opens with a slam section then moves ahead with random pros and ams, featuring one or a couple of tricks. Some of the pros are big names, but Oh My God! also has footage of some skaters which are lesser known, but not lesser skilled. Several contests are featured at the end and the technical quality is good on all aspects. Music ranges from classic rock to machine-made beats. February 06, 2002 Oh my God! is a typical modern street video. The skating is alright with a lot of high-tech ledge and picnic table skating and also a few handrails. It's pretty much your average video that you see today. It doesn't really have anything that jumps out at you, but the skating is still really good. Its not a waste of time to watch, but it's not a video I would hunt for. Thrashathon June 24, 2002 How naughty, all the one finger salutes in the end of Oh My God! Well, I guess not THAT naughty because the significance of the middle finger is definitely dwindling. I mean I expect at least two middle finger shots per video in the 2k + 1. Enough social commentary. Oh My God! could be enough for a street/tech skaters wet dream. No old farts rock-n-rollin' in pools or ditches. Primarily all the footage is street skating from recent years. Joe Flesci

What to Expect: Featured Skaters: Pablo Favela Noe Flores Frankie Hill Ben Kendall Levi Marvin Colin New Carl Nunes Jason Phillips Jacob Rodrigue Mike Santarossa Jesse Silvey Tony Tieu Also Appearing: There are 50 other skaters that appear in this video for a few tricks. They deserve credit too. Sound Track: If you dig the music from Oh My God!, check out the soundtrack for it.