Michael Bay literally disavowed any knowledge of what the subjects of his upcoming documentary were going to do with the camera he gave them, according to a recent interview. In what looks, at least to our eyes,

Storror consists of two sets of brothers, and three of their friends — Max Cave and Ben Cave, brothers Callum Powell and Sacha Powell, Josh Burnett-Blake, Drew Taylor, and Toby Seglar — who have been athletes for more than a decade.

"To live is to die. To die is to live. To avoid death is to avoid living." -- Sunday Adelaj. Michael Bay's debut documentary, "We Are Storror," is a pulse-pounding immersion into extreme thrills (I know,

In his SXSW-bowing latest, the 'Transformers' director showcases the exploits of a flamboyant seven-member parkour team.

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 Storror, the seven-person group of U.K. parkour artists whose videos of their breathtakingly risky stunts jumping across rooftops from London to Hong Kong have amassed more than 3 billion views