A year-by-year "what if" filling in a century-long gap of Academy Awards recognition for noteworthy stunt artistry and design in Hollywood movies.

Now, Tarantino is known for playing fast and loose with the mortality of his characters, but Death Proof is a different proposition altogether. Taking the Psycho template and twisting it in his ...

Perry recently broke down every death scene across the franchise to Entertainment Weekly, beginning with 2000's Final Destination. That film claimed 292 fictional lives on screen — and had ...

In Russell’s nuanced take on the character, Stuntman Mike has built up a facade around himself that has always been impenetrable – right up until he meets the particular group of female victims in ...

The sadistic Stuntman Mike (Kurt Russell) uses his “death-proof” stunt car to kill women, at least until he meets his match in a group of female friends who work on a film crew, including ...

The movie doesn’t just take place in Texas; it feels like Texas. Every scene radiates that unfiltered charm of a state that values its freedom, individuality, and a good dose of recklessness. The Cars ...

Kurt Russell has never had another character like Death Proof 's Stuntman Mike and, because of his excellent acting and the film's terrifying themes, he is absolutely one of the legendary actor's ...

He shouts out to B movie subgenres in Death Proof, including the revenge flick (spoiler: Russell's psycho stuntman gets his at the hands of the second group on women, including real-life ...

To celebrate the stunt community – and mark the release of stunt-tastic action extravaganza The Fall Guy – take a look back over the craziest movie stunts that were actually done for real.

This recurring theme, however, also points to how interchangeable and disposable these professionals are seen as. While they get the scuffles and scars, the lead actors get the close-ups and cultural ...