stunts

The third movie, Tokyo Drift, is a make-or-break moment for Universal.

VICE heads to the birthplace of sideshow culture--the Bay Area (specifically Oakland & Vallejo)--to meet the new generation of sideshow enthusiasts keeping the roots of the movement alive in Bay Area streets.

The boys do Capoeira, stomp grapes, and bungee jump from a hot air balloon.

The boys try survivalist training, miming, tantra, and a drunk painting class.

The boys Bollywood dance, bird watch, get facials, and launch a car.

The boys try Olympic diving, flair bartending, bonsai, and operating a megabot.

Jasper and Errol live their sci-fi fantasies piloting giant fighting robots in the ultimate demolition derby.

The boys participate in horse vaulting, a pottery class, and a firewalk.

Jasper, Errol, and Dark Shark walk across a fiery path of hot coals and emerge on the other side changed, for better or worse.

The boys learn about ventriloquism, Zumba, sushi making, and hypnosis.

Jasper, Errol, and Dark Shark tap into their unconscious mind with the help of hypnotist Dr. Ken Kerns. Jasper and Errol may be skeptical, but Dark Shark has an out of this world experience.

The boys compete in fencing, take a tango lesson, dine blind, and play zombie tag.