#Stuntman bob kurt russell drivers

So let's look at the pros and cons of Death Proof. There isn't really, but it's still a fun little romp and a lovingly created crappy 70s drive-in flick. There's a lot to like about this movie, and I find myself needing to rewatch it every few years to spend time with some interesting characters and see if there's more to this film than I remembered. Fortunately Quentin Tarantino is the quintessential expert on imbuing a film with style and immersing the viewer in his detailed little worlds. That's really all there is to the plot like many horror films, particularly the slasher variety, it's all about style over substance.

#Stuntman bob kurt russell drivers

In the second half Mike has relocated to Tennessee, stalking a new group of women, two of whom happen to be stunt drivers themselves, and it ends badly again, this time for Mike. Along the way they run afoul of Stuntman Mike, and it ends badly. Oddly split into two halves, the story begins with an Austin, TX radio DJ and her friends going out to celebrate her birthday.

Originally released as half of the double-bill Grindhouse along with Robert Rodriguez's zombie pastiche Planet Terror (a bona fide ASM in its own right), Death Proof follows the slasher formula but with a crazed stunt driver committing vehicular homicide on groups of women. It's the 70s exploitation/slasher film throwback, Death Proof, aka Quentin Tarantino's Worst Movie.