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Thrasher Magazine’s Halloween Hellbomb went down last Saturday, October 25, turning downtown L.A. into a full-on skate takeover.

Hundreds showed up in costume — from Harry Potter to The Incredible Hulk — bombing hills, hitting ramps, and keeping the Halloween stoke high. Others went darker with bloodied fits and horror-themed masks, bringing the chaos Thrasher is known for.

It wasn’t just another skate jam; it was a scene — pure speed, style, and street energy.

According to Thrasher’s Instagram, the next Halloween Hellbomb is already set for October 31, 2026. Mark it. The madness rolls again next year. 🔥

Things took a turn when the event was filled with uncontrolled chaos. Halloween Hellbomb 2025 went from costume chaos to full-blown street anarchy in minutes. What started as a downhill jam — loud music, wild outfits, and packed streets — spiraled fast once the cops showed up.

YouTuber Offgridskater was live when everything turned. Sirens blared, people scattered, and skaters bombed through like nothing could stop them. Cars tried squeezing past as riders threw tricks in masks and the crowd roared louder.

By the time the cops tried to clear it out, the hill had already claimed its legend. Halloween Hellbomb isn’t an event anymore. It’s a ritual, and this year proved why.

Thrasher Magazine released a statement following the chaotic turn of Halloween Hellbomb 2025 in downtown Los Angeles. The magazine clarified the event is dedicated to skateboarding, costumes, and community—not vandalism or violence.

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