5/5 They don't make 'em like this anymore!
  by Orville (LA, CA)
For fans of action-adventure genre films, it doesn't get any better than this. For those who question the connection between rock and stunts, the proof is in the viewing. Brian Trenchard-Smith is truly the king of genre.

3/5 Stunt Rock
  by Bartok Kinski (Prague)
Stunt Rock (1978) features some of the greatest stunt numbers ever filmed particularly during the "Sorcery" segment which is performed by Grant Page. That good vs. evil heavy metal sequence alone is reason enough to see this film. And of course the title track during which Sorcery takes their most famous musical sequence is also highly entertaining. And the film does contain plenty of humor especially in the scene where Grant Page describes his early stunt career to the press as being glamorous and artistically stimulating while we see images of his past that contradict this fact by showing scenes of Grant Page himself being pelted by angry punters in a small music hall.

Besides, there's a masked keyboardist, stunts painfully gone awry, chicks in gold spandex with guns, wizards, demons, the amazingly awful heavy metal "Sorcery", whose live performances, as shown here, are filled with an audience who seem to all be wondering who the hell these people are.