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Year
1980
Country
Australia
Runtime
86 min
Director
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Updated
9 Aug 2026
Obscurity
obscure (72/100)

Stunt Rock

No plot. A stuntman and a prog band. Exists purely so Grant Page can work.

There is no plot, and that is the entire concept. A stuntman comes to Hollywood, befriends a theatrical prog-rock band, and the film exists solely to string together his real, astonishing stunts and their pyrotechnic concerts. It is a documentary about spectacle pretending to be a movie.

Grant Page, the Ozploitation era's central stuntman, performs dangerous feats with no digital safety net, and the film is a pure monument to physical daring. Narrative-wise it barely functions and does not care.

A gloriously stupid celebration of people risking their lives for your entertainment.

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