Stuntwomen React to Bad & Great Hollywood Stunts 10

[@A_Turner]

I think we’re just accepting that Gui is now part of the Corridor team as he never gets introduced as a guest anymore 😎

[@mattamance4548]

When he shows up looking that fresh, he’d better be on the team. 🔥 fit on point.

[@PabzRoz]

Did Gui have an eye injury or somethin? 17:35

[@Viper3256a]

That's because he is!

[@eddominates]

(Vin Diesel voice) "He's not just a part of the team. He's FAMBLY"

[@KGray24666]

It's always great to see Gui on the show.

[@CrymsonNite]

Love that Gui is basically a part time cast member for this series.

[@Mr.Septon]

I agree. Him being a part-timer is perfect. He fits the energy and humour of the group so perfectly, and then he just has such great insights.

[@PabzRoz]

17:35 whatsup with his eye??? has it always been like that? I'm just noticing it now lol

[@ildalailamer8341]

He looks beaten up, look at his right eye. Are you all right Gui?

[@channelname4331]

@@ildalailamer8341 he's a stuntman He's fine

[@infinitygauntlet101]

Come to think of it, He is a good replacement for Clint.

[@RANDOMstuffanimation]

Corridor crew is literally "the friends we made along the way"

[@conanichigawa]

With Gui as the first of the many friends.

[@gerardosantos1324]

Loved the arc where Carmichael came back. Legend

[@jesterlampoon-t1j]

Y'all should do "Sound Designers React!" Like: How they made the T-Rex or Godzilla roar; How they make body sounds for creatures that don't even exist; Even the subtle ways they have to add basic clothing, movement, and walking sounds into animated films. You know those punching sounds in old action movies? WHAT IS THAT?

[@CarltheRiver]

I would LOVE to see an audio-centric react like this!!

[@HimanshuSharma-qc8ht]

Seconded!

[@mityakiselev]

I think it's a combination of a metal pipe swinging for the whoosh, a pile of walnuts cracking for the bone cracking sound, abd some celery being crunched. Maybe I'm mistaken, but I think a guest on _Mythbusters_ explained it

[@andrewmurray1550]

T-Rex Jurassic park I think was a combination of (literally) lions and tigers and bears roaring.

[@andrewmurray1550]

the "body hit" sounds wasn't that like some Foley artist punching a thawed steak or something?

[@cykeok3525]

9:43 "The first time, they said the car didn't look like it was going fast enough for it to kill me, so they wanted it a second time." Props to stuntpeople doing what they do!

[@spooky-spaghetti]

yes, but also props to stunt women for doing what they do in much less padded gear!

[@varuntyagi6116]

She seems so fun to hangout with. Her energy and laughter is contagious.

[@ashvinvaidyanathan7239]

You mean fake tiktoker energy?

[@varuntyagi6116]

@@ashvinvaidyanathan7239 doesn't matter.

[@beepboop1391]

Agreed, very watchable. I’d love to see her back again.

[@nakachinjah7240]

she's so adorable

[@AntonAdelson]

Man... What a dream girl!

[@uzzislx23]

Cassandra needs to return. She has amazing stories to tell.

[@mikeprice25]

Great stories, great energy and reactions, great tips and techniques,

[@theblackbaron4119]

Agreed :)

[@ValeeRocco1]

Omg yes! I actually never thought about how hard it is to add padding to stunt woman costumes🤯

[@Slappysan]

Thought they shot with the guests long enough to get 2 or eps from them.

[@sifnotsef]

Gui saying "you came here for us" like he's a member of Corridor Crew makes me happy

[@zabukoii8081]

The corridor community consider him family

[@justinstoll4955]

Gui is great. Except now I can't unsee him in all his roles, sometimes multiple different henchmen in the same film. But I always love his reactions to stunts he hasn't seen.

[@GodBear97]

@@justinstoll4955 Every time I watch a movie and I spot him I go "Oh hey Gui!" and it takes me out of it for a second

[@fingmoron]

@@GodBear97 I kinda want him to take up small roles as an actor/stuntman. Would be cool.

[@mikecofoed3478]

@@fingmoron Paper Tigers on Netflix.

[@stoef]

She seems so genuine and talented and just such a nice person overall. Really happy to be shown more of the female side of the industry

[@TheBcoolGuy]

You love to be shown females, eh?

[@TomLumPerson]

I remember years and years ago watching Nerdzrl vlogs about starting her journey into stunt work, so It makes me so unbelievably hype to see her absolutely kicking ass these days!! And this episode was so so so good she's a great explainer and hilarious!!

[@Jrej_dev]

How good? Sooo good!

[@Rattchen]

I see Cassandra for the first time on the show and I already love it how she explains things. I hope to see more of her on Corridor Crew.

[@LivingInElysium]

@@Jrej_dev Ayyyyy! Happy!

[@kaia3992]

That's how I found this video! Really proud of her :)

[@secretgirlnow]

I first discovered her through an old Charlieissocoollike video and it's so nice to see both of them doing so well now, it makes me wanna cry

[@KeshieNorthStar]

Would love to see Cassandra more on the show, her energy and enthusiasm is so fun. The female stunt perspective of the stunt world seriously needs more rep, glad you guys are really bringing that out

[@Lohanujuan]

I vote if they put Cassandra on them I won’t skip the ads 😆 Fr it was a good episode though

[@DjPhaTrix]

Definitely, she was great. Hope she comes back again!

[@vipe650r]

Couldn’t have put it better. This was awesome.

[@jeolban3287]

I just love how excited and enthusiastic she is talking about the stuff she worked on. That energy is infectious.

[@fzz6716]

She sounds fake bruh. Kinda cringe imo.

[@lilglockhorizontal]

@@fzz6716 You sound like you've never been proud of anything you've done...this woman is clearly vibin and enjoys what she does, bro. Seeing as you're the only comment bashing her, it's fair to assume the problem is you, not her.

[@fzz6716]

@@lilglockhorizontal obviously but some of the guys agree in the comment. She acts childish but even i do that when i am high.

[@Aleksiinascreations_Aleksi]

@@fzz6716 bruh how does she sound fake. She knows her stuff, she’s excited about it, and that’s all disregarding the fact that her literal profession is to do things that are not fake lmao. She has the exact same energy and mannerisms as most of the dudes in the corridor crew. Even more dialed back in the “childish” sense than most of them.

[@butterphli3z]

@@fzz6716 seek help

[@Ord3ith]

Cassandra Ebner was awesome and should absolutely be invited back, especially with Gui.

[@bolt2134]

I love how she smiles so much when she talks about her work, she needs to be in more episodes.

[@alZiiHardstylez]

My Mum always told me to 'talk with a smile'. I kinda get what she's saying now.

[@DanielSlva]

Yeaah!! She's just so lovely, it's so good and heartwarming seeing someone talk about their craft with some much passion!

[@tehdoughboy]

It's so crazy to see Cassandra here because she's done so much work towards her craft. I remember subscribing to her channel when she was just a vlogger and how she would talk about her dream of being a stunt-woman and here she is accomplishing it.

[@abbacuspotter9232]

"so much work towards her croft"

[@MichaelConguista]

Cassandra has awesome energy. You have to make her a regular for Stunt* React. Maybe get her in with another one of the amazing stuntwomen you've had on the show...

[@ringosis]

She's humbley badass in the most Canadian way possible.

[@nullunit]

For real, if she isn't in Canada, she should be on the couch with these folks.

[@uncleharm8893]

She looks a lot more like Daisy Ridley than her actual stunt double from the SW movies

[@SJKRoberts]

I would love to see Zoe Bell on to explain some of her kill bill and Xena stunts

[@artix003]

imo she's the best stuntwomen so far thats been a guest i also hope she'd become a regular like gui

[@KeepOnSmashing]

That car hit scene really shows the importance of a good coordinator watching out for the safety of the crew

[@silverkille]

I've worked with Cassandra over the years in mocap, shes such a great performer and treats the set like a professional playground which makes the whole shoot fun, even for production :)

[@John-Doe-Yo]

I’m surprised no one commented “r/thatHappened”

[@sadflix8754]

@@John-Doe-Yo probably because using Reddit related things outside of Reddit is kinda weird

[@John-Doe-Yo]

@@sadflix8754 I see it all the time in yt comments

[@Overlysarcasticfox]

@@John-Doe-Yo yeah and it’s kinda weird

[@John-Doe-Yo]

@@Overlysarcasticfox agreed

[@legofirefighter]

I love the professional chemistry between Cassandra and Gui! Please bring them back.

[@AphonicRoar]

She’s awesome, you guys definitely need to have her back on the show!

[@RoseEyed]

I love how upbeat the stunt women they've brought on are. Just hearing these super buff, competent women who look like they could beat me up giggle and bounce with excitement while talking about falling through a bus or onto stone is amazing. And I love the respect they both have for her. I've worked out consistently, but had to take a break due to illness. This will definitely be my motivation to get back into it!

[@TheFaarf]

Nicely put!

[@maltezachariassen7496]

I remember watching Cassandra Ebner on her channel NerdsRL where she would always talk about how she would love to be in stuntwork, training so hard, and getting excited having a 2 second background role with only her back showing. Watching her on this couch actually gave me chills.. Seeing someone live out their dream is just a joy.

[@T1J]

i used to watch her too! so dope that she's become successful at what she loves

[@oddcat57]

Need more stuntwomen react! The fact brought up of less clothing, less safety is huge.

[@craigrussell3062]

Cut to the dude that falls on his back from Drunken Dragon whose costume includes a pillow backpack

[@SomePotato]

They mentioned that on a couple of episodes.

[@smarvin1112]

Oh my goodness I love Cassandra so much! I found her through the Croft short film like five or six years ago and ever since then I've spotted her in so many different things! She was my window into stunt work and ever since then I'm just so amazed at the work and skill it takes to do what they do. Stunt people are truly amazing.

[@tirbelain]

When Stuntmen React came out I was flashed by how cool this is to watch. And Gui and the other guys are cool, but Stuntwomen React is even better. Please feature more women in this show. And I'd love Cassandra to return. She is amazing! 😍

[@Revenant_Art]

Best trio in Corridor. Mad respect for all stunwoman and stunman! Also love Gui. He is so chill, humble and biggest fan of everyones work but in fact he is the strongest Marvel superhero.

[@KFChocobo]

Cassandra is amazing! Love the enthusiasm and insight.

[@honzabalak3462]

I love that Gui is being included regularly in the show. He's great and it's fun watching these videos.

[@JimmyJones666]

He ruins it

[@honzabalak3462]

@@JimmyJones666 You're the only one who thinks that. Go cry somewhere else.

[@JimmyJones666]

Defensive little pricks you both are haha. It's pretty worrying when you both get so upset about my opinion that has nothing to do with the both of you lol. Or are you both just coincidentally 13 year old girls from high school?

[@soundaholixx]

@@JimmyJones666 '-'

[@JimmyJones666]

@@soundaholixx lol

[@T3hZiggy]

This might have been my favorite stunt people react yet, Gui is obviously the goat but this gal was so energetic and charming and added huge insight and fun to the episode

[@_faultee_]

What a beast of a stunt woman, she deserves all the credit she can get. Great work and personality.

[@kevypaul]

After watching this series for a while and seeing what stunt performers go through, I think awards shows need to introduce a stunt category.

[@Hydraclone]

I think we'd need a Stunt Coordinator and Stunt Performer category. All of the stuff the performers do to stay safe and still be amazing is incredible. Some of the stories they tell about the coordinators though is inspiring. They put so much consideration into every aspect of ensuring their performers are as safe as they can be. It's just a great industry full of wonderful and enthusiastic individuals.

[@d34dR0d3n7]

There's been a push for Oscars to include Stunt Crew for years, still hasn't happened. Shame, they're the ones that really make movies and shows awesome. None of the physical stuff that gives moments the impact they need would be possible without them.

[@Errol_cz]

They say (not really sure, who "they" are) it's because of the dangerous nature of stunt work. In other words that it would promote increasingly more dangerous stunts, just to one up the other guy, while gambling with stunt persons' healths and lifes. Basically making stunt Oscars the "who can get closer to the death without crossing the line" competition.

[@Hydraclone]

@@Errol_cz I can easily see this point of view. You would need to approach it from a technicality point of view instead of a spectacle then. Kinda hard to judge though, I guess.

[@torstikinnunen3801]

@@Errol_cz It is likely a valid concern. I remember seeing in early 2000's a sort of stunt awards gala show on TV. I think it was organized by WWE. The award for the best stunt went posthumously to a stunt performer who had died in a stunt. The film was xXx. Even for a viewer that left a bitter taste on the award. First, I think it would be reasonable to call it a failed stunt. And more importantly, it would be a terrible message to the industry professionals, that they have to lose their life to get the biggest recognition for their work. I don't know if they ever had another show.

[@integral]

Cassandra was just too amazing for words and having Gui there for the "pro chat" was perfect. Hope you bring her back again. One of your best episodes yet.

[@poppiesandredwoods]

Gui is back and I’m living for his laugh as always!!

[@jamsjars9505]

Cassandra Ebner used to film youtube vlogs of her training to be a stuntwomen! I had completely forgot about her small channel years ago but she just looked so goddamn familiar that it reminded me. Incredible that she became a professional!

[@jaredbezes7806]

This was probably the most interesting interviews you guys have ever done. She’s really really good

[@Drillian]

This was absolutely delightful! Cassandra's energy was so infectious, I couldn't help but smile and laugh along with her stories and enthusiasm. She's a master of her craft and I have so much respect for her. Thanks for bringing her on! Hopefully she'll be back again!

[@sligit]

Love the stuntwomen react episodes. As Gui keeps pointing out, the stunts they do with minimal padding makes some of their work particularly impressive to see. Also loving having Gui as a regular on the couch. He brings such a chill energy on top of his professional perspective.

[@lupomena]

I love her energy! Y’all should try to get a stunt coordinator on the show, to hear the perspective of a “leader” in stunt work

[@mariothingy]

I second this ^

[@SolinoOruki]

She's awesome. I love how fast she figures out the main issue with the Aeon Flux shot (overlapping action).

[@daniellediaz858]

Thank you so much for coming on the show Cassandra! It's so cool to hear your experience and input on the show!!! I hope you come back!

[@MikeWallaceDev]

Wow, Cassandra is amazing! Those falls in the rocks were insane! There is a realness to her stunts that just hits me in the gut. You have to have her on more often. Please have her on more often. More. Often. More.

[@leonefurlan137]

when they have to have her? (MORE OFTEN maybe?)

[@MikeWallaceDev]

@@leonefurlan137 That's brilliant! I should have said that. Damn. :-)

[@leonefurlan137]

@@MikeWallaceDev 😆

[@OoOd4v3OoO]

I love this series so much, not only do they know their vfx, they are so good at making guests comfortable and having them gush and talk about their accomplishments. You can tell everyone enjoys being on the couch

[@EatinPaste]

Oh wow. I remember watching Cassandra's KZbin videos from way back when. Always fascinating amazing to see where and how far someone from KZbin goes.

[@NausicaaLeGuin]

Yeah I used to watch her vlogs wayyyy back and actually met her a couple times like 10 years ago (once just by chance at a cafe near my work) so it was such a shock and delight to see her on this series! She''s such a cool person so it's great to see her doing so well professionally and meshing with the Corridor folks as well.

[@docknives3792]

KZbin is a great way to build a portfolio to show people.

[@Greenteabook]

Right? I remember her obsession with Tangled was strong. It's so cool she got to work on Peter Pan and Wendy.

[@gabrielmorse9306]

Watching the last one reminds me of Ninja Assassin. One of the most entertaining martial arts movies I’ve ever seen. Complete with tons of CG throwing stars. God I love that movie.

[@thirdeyenz]

You're awesome Cassandra! I worked with Zoë and Dayna on Xena and yes, they are fantastic people. Zoë's hilarious and super caring about the people around her. I've always felt bad for the female stunties and their lack of padding. Maybe one day costume designers will think about the female stunties? Best of luck in your career, you're killing it! Oh and Gui's cool too but we all knew that :)

[@jorgenhallang3871]

For a stunt / driving stunt episode I think you guys should look at a classic: Blues Brothers. I watched that movie recently and was pretty baffled at some of the extremely costly explosions, car wrecks and general mayhem. It holds up really well, because its all done for real

[@birdmanblizzard3618]

It's actually the most expensive car chase in cinematic history.

[@z0rnik478]

Yoooooo yes please, such a good suggestion

[@fingmoron]

@@birdmanblizzard3618 Thats an amazing fact considering how big budget modern films are thank you for educating on that one.

[@jedironin380]

Well, they were on a Mission from God, after all! ;)

[@24kRobot]

So she’s actually a very good actress, but she’s also an awesome stunt person. Stunt actor. She straight up did a full body burn standing still. Man! She’s up for anything!

[@Red-zh7vq]

I love that Croft fan film, great twist at the end. Really awesome having Cassandra on.

[@dancegeek95]

Man, I used to watch Cassandra in her old vlogging days. It’s so cool and inspiring to see how far she’s come!

[@Leoncroi]

1) I thoroughly enjoy how Gui is just a part of the crew now. No introductions, just "Yeah, you guys know who he is." 2) I think Gui was lowkey smitten by her and trying to not be so woo'd by her presence.

[@Zelmel]

Cassandra is great, we all love Gui, and props to the team for the absurd insert shots like Niko eating the apple!

[@FilmFightFanatic]

Drunken Dragon is now going to be on my watchlist. How could I have missed such a weird gem of a kung fu flick?

[@iNotsuoh]

it's a gem!

[@mnpkcooper]

Right! I don't know how I missed it either.

[@chickrepelant]

HARD SAME

[@salomaogabriel5264]

Cassandra was such a cool and fun guest, would love to see her again in the show!!

[@Nyxira]

Cassandra seems to be not just a badass, but also a really cute and fun person. Super cool chick, loved hearing what she had to say. Hope to see her on the show again. ^^

[@pipers_river]

So happy you looked at Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and Æon Flux! Two of my faves right there. And that V into reverse V rolling on the floor move is an extremely classic circus warm up that I love.

[@spriggsyuk]

this is so weird, I used to watch cassandra's vlogs and seeing her on the sofa is wild but it's great to see her achiving her dream as a stuntwoman

[@noahleach7690]

In like 10 years I’d imagine most stunt people are gonna have watched corridor at soon point lol

[@terpcj]

Fantastic having Cassandra here!. I watched Croft when it came out and was blown away -- it was stuff I'd wanted from the movie. I really wanted more. That I've watched her so many times since (gotta love that Vancouver base) is just the cherry on top.

[@powerofberzerker9487]

Cassandra was really cool. More of her pls! She brought the energy and passion.

[@kellz9972]

Please keep Gui as a regular on "stuntwomen/men react" love having him as a regular.

[@di0__0ib]

you've got one of the most fun channels on KZbin this episode is a perfect example why really glad you're here kicking so much rear on so many great subjects about film and the like so, thank you for making these videos!

[@goodisgoog]

Holy shit, I remember being really close with Cass years ago back when she streamed on a super early streaming platform. So great to see how far she's come!

[@SamePaul]

Stuntwomen are awesome! Always been amazed how they do all the stuff as stuntMEN but in open outfits leaving very little space for padding. Great job, girls!

[@hansleong9453]

09:41 love that simultaneous "oh wow" between Nico and Gui

[@necromax13]

Cassandra is the first person in the entire channel that I want to hug. My heart

[@brodiewalck3448]

i actually saw the croft fan film years ago and I remember loving it and feeling inspired to make something because of it, so it was really awesome to be reminded of its existence, but also meet the woman behind it! Thanks to all of you and her!

[@ReanuKeevesAus]

What did you make because of it?

[@ZombiUbojica]

My girlfriend and I just re-watched Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters with Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton. Totally forgot how brutal the practical stunts were, you guys should totally cover any of the fights in it (although you could probably get an entire video out of that movie alone)

[@sammuelkain]

It seems that they have an algorithm program so we won't see very soon the stunts of this movie, I already asked 4 this movie & another TV series like 4 or 5 times but still nothing... keep asking 4 it & maybe we'll have it sooner & 10x! 😎👍

[@ieuanhunt552]

@@sammuelkain They probably the suggestions from the people who pay them. Maybe become member of their website if you want a better chance.

[@grunnyyk2]

Love hearing really enthusiastic stunt performers talk about their work! You guys are tough as hell

[@tino7220]

Cassandra was an amazing guest. I'd love to see her come back on. Also I've never considered the lack of padding stunt women have to deal with. That's insane to think of the extra danger that comes with that. I'm glad Gui mentioned that.

[@itsryzr]

I think this is the first time I've watched a full ad on purpose. I love that it is actually targeted to the audience, and you've personalized it without it sounding "corporate". Also, great episode! 😁

[@polymorphing9195]

I have so much respect for stunt actors. So much talent. Thanks for making our movies awesome.

[@grahamvandyke]

I love how she's Canadian and hit us with a few "I'm so sorry!"s during this.

[@carlosnascimento9269]

Awesome trio. Loved hearing Cassandra's input and it's always great to see Gui.

[@SoopaFlinStoneX]

Wow, I was watching Cassandra's vlogs like 10 years ago! She was just beginning her stunt work back then. Its crazy to see her on the couch! I'm really happy for her!

[@Hyperdisk]

I always love watching these. I like seeing behind the scenes and breakdowns for stuff but also the energy and excitement people get while talking about it.

[@superderpyderps]

Cassandra is absolutely lovely. I hope she returns for another soon, she's so passionate!

[@paigegamble1304]

Cassandra is such a talented and awesome person so glad you guys had her on the show!!!

[@DauphinGuil]

In the next "Stuntwomen React" you should react to "Cutthroat Island", when Morgan escaping Port Royal with Shaw, the stuntwoman rolls out a window to fall right on the seat of the cart passing under her! It's so cool and well done!

[@hpfred]

There's this one thing I wanted to see on VFX React for a while, and the bit from Æon Flux made me take the courage to comments asking for it. The thing I wanted to see is the pov of people behind bad shots. I always thought it was silly to ask for this because you get all these great professionals to go in the show, and when you have them there you obviously want to talk about all the great work they done throughout the years, but I also always craved to have at least a little bit with them talking about shots they weren't as satisfied with the results, and what was the reason for it. That would be great to show to people that the bad CG they complain still can come from great artists, and so we can see all the choices made and all the reasons (budget, time, etc) that resulted in a shot not as good as expected. For example, Justice League had many of the same VFX leads from Avatar, I would love to see an Oscar winner for Avatar also give his story on what happened with the uncanny valley Superman lips.

[@24kRobot]

This is one of the best review of stunts! Hope to see her back reviewing more!!

[@argonautilus9540]

Storyblocks is one of the coolest sponsors I’ve seen on KZbin. It’s neat to learn about resources like that. I hope you guys get more industry-oriented sponsors!

[@davidwillno]

8:53min... This footage of the car hit was from "CRASH ZONE Stunt show" (Corridor Crew mis-credited the footage). David Will No & Anthony Nanakornpanom are working stunt performers and coordinators and host this show that reviews stunt equipment for the industry! The driver was David Will No, and "recipient" was Girvan Bramble. Produced by Furious Films.

[@davidwillno]

We've had a lot of our content stolen and reuploaded that were given millions of hits for other people. But absolutely LOVE the show! :)

[@BodyTopic]

Yes!! I was there! Also, it'd be GREAT to see David Will No on your couch! You could review his Chateaux fight scene in the Matrix, fighting Keanu Reeves! (he turned his knee back to front!)

[@robinmarchment5524]

CRASH ZONE is such a fabulous Stunt Show ... great demos and great presenters... can we see more please?

[@FourFoxxSake]

Always a pleasure to Gui on the episode!

[@StoicJackalope]

Suggestion: ICarly, I know it sounds weird but there is a stunt where the character Gibby falls from 3 stories up and the stunt double gets seriously injured. Important to show unsafe stunts and what to do better.

[@helenl3193]

That's a really good idea. I mean, I know there's always going to be elements of risk in any stunt, but the more people know about the methods the safer stunt performers will be

[@bdgjarvo]

They already did it with Eric linden

[@CristianMercadoYT]

I LOVE that you guys added chapters to the video for the different movies you react to.

[@leoric21]

Cassandra Was So Fun In This Episode. Great Personality. And We All Love Gui ❤️. Please Bring Cassandra Back

[@zeromailss]

When she was explaining the car crash scene I was unconsciously holding my breath the whole time, damn

[@evanvincent2517]

I'd love to see another full on old school hong kong action movie stunt men/women react. Those old movies were cartoony and hilarious at times, while the poor actors often took some serious hits in the amazing over the top action.

[@jpofgwynedd3878]

I was astounded at how little you knew about that original Tomb Raider sequence by Angelina Jolie. The main selling point of (both) the movie(s) was how much of the work Angelina did herself, and how, and how it was practical.

[@jaball77]

Love that Cassandra was the one really leading the discussion. Excellent epeisode!

[@irishooliganmma8609]

One of the best episodes in a long time ! Thanks CC

[@jcp2017]

Are y’all gonna react to Kendrick Lamar’s Heart Pt. 5 ? Would love to see yalls take on the deepfakes in that video

[@nc9869]

Was gonna comment the same thing

[@KenrickBlock]

didn’t Niko work with the company that did the effect for it? possibly not on this specific project but I believe he did

[@astroluxx4351]

@@KenrickBlock i know he worked on a snoop dogg video and deepfaked tupac

[@MisterTingles]

What a great episode! Cassandra is awesome, hope to see her on here again!

[@Ali_Kisitu]

The chemistry between Gui and that lady 😁😁😁 i love it

[@buzuuu]

More of her please! She is so happy and excited!

[@darthludi]

That synchronzied "Oh Wow" at 9:42 is just great.

[@akareject]

This episode answered a question I have been wondering for a long time: why are they called stunt women/men and not just stunt actors? Selling a fall, a punch, or a burn is definitely acting in my mind. But it seems like in Hollywood legalities, to be a stunt "actor" you have to have dialogue. Whatever, in my opinion every stunt person is also an actor and should be rewarded for the work they do!

[@fingmoron]

Kinda similar in the UK you have to be part of the actors union or guild to have lines. I did some small work as an extra when I was skint as a teenager and the rule is no lines unless part of those groups. I dunno if its a total requirement but yeah something like that.

[@lunaangeleclipse9745]

I would assume it also depends on if they're a stunt double or not.

[@sipowicz1993]

Couldn't agree more! I've heard Zoe Bell talk about how Tarantino would tell her what her motivation is when running along a staircase railing and Chad Stahelski talk about how the story telling doesn't stop when someone throws a punch or fires a gun, so at least good directors seem to get it.

[@derpymandalorian1592]

Aeon Flux is one of my childhood favorites. Massively underrated imo

[@Bassquake76]

The animated series it was based on is far better, check it out!

[@MDigitalProductions]

Really like this Stuntwoman React, the last one the the poor stuntwoman couldn't get a word it, also love Cassandra Ebner's work been subbed to her channel since the og days of youtube!

[@Aleksiinascreations_Aleksi]

She held her confidence and didn’t let them walk all over her. She’s a badass all around.

[@TheSeeking2know]

Enjoyed Cassandra's time. She has good energy and loves what she does.

[@OneProof]

She's awesome, funny, very humble. Great guest again, great job guys.