In the distance to the Ventura Chapter 11 store, several purple hoodies and six traction pads contrast sharply with most of the surrounding white and black goods. My sister knew all about Dane Reynolds and his business, and didn't know what the item does, which had only one bold word released by a center of the world. "What is anger?" she asked. "Is that a band?"

Interestingly, she is not far away. Rage is a small but growing brand of surfing accessories, founded in 2015 by Australian professional players Noa Deane, Beau Foster, Ellis Ericson and Creed McTaggart, as well as former Skeggs bassist Toby Cregan. Like a product anger The movie is bold and unapologetic. As a director, Toby shows characters who don’t take himself very seriously but are very talented when it comes to surfing.

The latest iteration, Anger 5quietly drops on YouTube on weekends, while the newness is biased, I would say it's their best. The film's founders plus team riders Wade Goodall, Shaun's mannerisms, Jake Vincent, Jalesa Vincent, Holly Wawn, Kai Hing and Benny Howard. With such crew members, beer and barbecue are as common as dazzling straight lines and overhead barrels of rifles.

The locations of filming are as diverse as the cast: Fiji, Indonesia, Canada and various Australian outposts. While everyone shines in this movie, Creed and Noa are well-deserved front-runners. Creed's style and approach have changed dramatically since his 20s. He was a revival of walking in the 90s, opting for longer narrower boards and using every inch of his track for searing cuts. Meanwhile, Noa Deane continues to turn to the harsh part, the same passion he has for at least a decade. After the barrel, he has an incredible trick that there are few surfers who can try to copy.

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There is a four-wave sequence starting from 19:57, which encapsulates the entire contents of NOA. The first wave is double-sided scrolling of double-sided hollow trees, which looks great on the camera, but can be horrible. Despite his speed and perfect method, he smoked completely. The next wave is the front and back drops, captured with high-quality Slo-Mo. The third ride was a cheeky air, followed by a clean Ollie of a Bodyboarder. Finally, the fourth wave is the classic NOA direct air. Big. Adjustment. One-handed. Firm. Get ready for anger.

But in a movie full of big name talents, the emotional organization comes from Kai McKenzie, who lost the big shark on his leg while surfing Port Macquarie last year. Here we see the 23-year-old spinning and high with his peers before the incident. The fact that Kai is still hanging in the water with his partner is a powerful message. The shark bites on his legs, boards and angry traction pads. But there is Kai, enjoying the backyard barbecue, slapping an angry sticker on his prosthetic, playing and rough. Heavy and light at one time.

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Anger 5 It could be a refreshing action of surfing cinema, a pipe-to-air tutorial or a pre-wet hype. Whether you are happy, it is worth your time.