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

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,

The action icon on his thrilling new documentary 'We Are Storror,' the dismal state of Hollywood ("no one can greenlight anything anymore"), that Michael Bay TikTok meme, and how Ben Affleck managed to nail the ending of 'Armageddon.

Michael Bay’s “We Are Storror” begins with a warning on screen: “Don't attempt anything you see here." It’s safe to say the audience at SXSW, the first to see the documentary on a big screen on March 8,