Stunt Rock is a 1978 Australian film directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and starring Australian stuntman Grant Page. The movie follows Grant Page (playing himself) as he travels to Los Angeles to work on a new television series. As he has some spare time, he helps out a rock band called Sorcery with their stage performances.
Grant Page becomes an advisor to Sorcery, teaching them how to use pyrotechnics and special effects to enhance their shows. The band begins to become more and more popular thanks to their spectacular live performances. The film also features several concert sequences filmed at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
In addition to helping the band with their shows, Grant Page also shares stories of his exploits as a stuntman and daredevil. These scenes are interspersed throughout the movie, showing some of the most dangerous stunts ever performed on film. Footage of other stuntmen, such as Evel Knievel, is also included.
The film culminates in a spectacular finale where Sorcery, performing at the Coliseum, is joined on stage by Grant Page who performs a death-defying stunt to impress the audience. The film was praised for its innovative use of music and action, and remains a cult classic among fans of action movies and rock music.