Michael Bay had a big problem. During the height of COVID in 2020, he got a text from Drew Taylor, one of the members of ...

Michael Bay directs the documentary "We Are Storror," about the parkour group who gained a massive following on YouTube for death-defying stunts.

After a close friend experienced an accident during a stunt, parkour group Storror reflected on their motivations in pursuing ...

In many ways, Storror, which consists of two sets of brothers, and three of their friends, including Taylor, are the perfect subjects for a Michael Bay film. (The director’s first nonfiction project, ...

The cops come off as clowns in Storror's footage, which is sometimes so directly aligned with these anarchist/athlete/artists' point of view that they're filming through GoPros clenched between their ...

SXSW: Bay's foray into nonfiction is a portrait of seven daredevils who aren't ready to grow up despite approaching middle age. If you’re looking to distill Bay’s work down to one distinct ...

Needless to say, “We Are Storror” is not for the faint of heart — but if you can make it through, it’s not just a thrill ride but an emotional story of family. Storror’s massive fanbase ...

one of the team asks, presumably rhetorically. It’s certainly not the money, although Storror, who display as much talent for marketing as performing life-threatening feats, sometimes in the ...

Michael Bay Is Still a Blast (And So Is His “Illegal” New Parkour Movie) The action icon on his thrilling new documentary 'We Are Storror,' the dismal state of Hollywood ("no one can ...

Since Storror’s greatest stunts are easily watched ... filming through GoPros clenched between their teeth. The illicit nature of their hobby clearly supplies some of the appeal, for spectators ...