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No special effects? No special effects.
Just an ever-changing environment leading you to see things differently.
Yep, no special effects, but that doesn’t stop “Kaleidoscope” from being the trippiest edit we’ve seen in awhile.
Leave it to Kriss Kyle (consistently pushing BMX into otherworldly territories) to be the pedaling force behind the ambitious, groundbreaking film — chock-full of world’s first tricks.
Welcome to the fun house, indeed.
See more from Kaleidoscope on Red Bull.
