Stunt Rock

Overall, Stunt Rock will deliver an entertaining ride if you love wild and crazy stunts with some Rock n' Roll randomly thrown into the mix.  The plot here is highly vague and almost non-existent, with the whole film serving as a device to put Australian stuntman Grant Page in the spotlight.  It's great to see Grant's best work on-screen, and naturally, every stunt is impressive and tremendous to look at visually, thanks to the awesome new scan by Umbrella Entertainment.  While I found myself applauding all the stunts on display, the other aspect of the film- Sorcery performing in concert- didn't do it for me.  Plus, some of their musical numbers overstay their welcome; however, I accept the band will certainly have its own screaming fans.  When paired with big stunts, no matter your love for stunts or Rock' n Roll, it's still a great time for Australian Cinema.

I hope it’s going to be a good movie

A total Dude movie for Dudes. Dudes that love heavy beers, Heavy Metal, explosions, fire & STUNTS. And COOL stunts. Stunts that are set to music by some other Dudes. The Dudes in SORCERY. Who is Sorcery you ask? You guessed it! They're the Dudes that play Heavy Metal, that's who! Why get in the way of a good plot when you can just endanger yourself instead? This film is just awesome.

This was pretty bloody awful, i didnt watch the whole thing however

If you've ever watched a movie and thought "too much movie!" Have I gotta picture for you! "Stunt Rock" is pretty much just an incoherent mess about a stunt man doing ridiculous stunts just for fun, and a crazy early heavy metal band that fused its stage show with magicians. It is all weird and pointless...but if you want some good stunts and like 70s era metal...you may find some enjoyment in the ridiculousness of the whole thing.

An odd mixture of stunts, hard rock, magic tricks and very little plot; possibly one of the noisiest films ever made.

Not much plot, but the stunts and the rock are pretty good.

I'm glad I was able to check this one out via TCM recording off cable instead blind buying it, because as cool as the stunts are, it's got a lot more corny rock music and stage magic in there than I'm fully comfortable dealing with. A rental at best (for me anyway), but give it a peep, see if it grabs you.

I don't care what you say, stuntsploitation films are freaking awesome!

Sizzling combination of death-defying stunts from Grant Page along with magic and driving hard rock music in the live sets of the band Sorcery. I'm stunned Sorcery didn't become a household name. The keyboard player's mask gimmic may have hurt.