Jamie Thomas and the crew over at Black Box announced the premier dates of the new Zero movie Strange World, including the world premier which will be at 7:00 p.m. this Thursday night at the La Polma Theater in Encinitas, CA. If we've learned anything from the past it's that Zero does not disappoint when it comes to videos, which include classics like: Thrill Of It All, Misled Youth and Dying To Live.

The current team roster over at Black Box's original deck company looks pretty stacked. Names like: Thomas, Cervantes, Sandoval, Tancowny, Steamer, Brockman, Rattray, Sauder, Meleshinski, Hill and Gilley garantee the movie is going to be evil. I feel like I'm forgetting someone. Oh yeah, some guy with the last name of Cole. I think he's won a few contests this year.

After the world premier, the next showing will be on Halloween at Reign Skate Shop in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, followed by a showing at Southside Skatepark in Houston, TX on November 7.

To hold you over here's a little footage of Ben Gilley set on destruction courtesy of Zero:

Chris Cole has been on a mission this year. He won 100K at Maloof, had a rad part in Fallen's "Ride The Sky," massacred Wallenburg, won it for the Regulars at Goofy vs. Regular, won the "Reader's Choice" at the Transworld Skateboarding awards, and just finished 3rd at the Boston stop of the Dew Tour.

Now, with X Games 15 right around the corner, that brings us to our question. Will Chis Cole take X Games Street gold? He certainly has the ability. Cole has the rare combination of gnar and tech. He's got you on flatground, he's got you on rails and ledges, he's got you in transition and he's got you when it comes to throwing himself down big things. That's what you call the whole package when it comes to street skating. Oh yeah, and style, he may not have you there.

The usual suspects will be trying to prevent Cole from continuing his story-book year. Names like: Ortiz, P-Rod, Lutzka and some guy name Sheckster, Sheckler...Something like that. Anyway, back to Cole. Has all this winning gone to his head? Not at all. He was humble as could be with a $100,000 check in his hand from two days of skating at Maloof. If he wins a gold in the X Games, I'm sure he'll say something like, "Yeah, it was fun, I just like skateboarding."

Check out the videos below of Cole killing the Back Box skate facility, and his highlights from Maloof.

Wallenberg went off. Stay tuned for more coverage. Here's what went down:

Chris Cole - bs 360 (second try); Lizard King (Mike Plum) - bs 180 one foot; Nick Merlino - switch heel; Lindsey Robertson - bs heel; Lizard King - airwalk, ollie onto last stair; Jordan Hoffart - varial heel (hand drag, caught last step); Cody McEntire - big spin, Chris Cole - sw fs flip; Andrew Pott - hardflip.