Ken Carter, known as "The Mad Canadian," carved a unique niche in film history through his audacious daredevil stunts and larger-than-life persona. Born in Montreal, Carter became a legendary figure in the world of stunt performances, most famously for his ill-fated rocket jump attempt over the Saint Lawrence River in 1976. This remarkable feat is vividly chronicled in the documentary "The Devil at Your Heels" (1981), which has become a cult classic among collectors for its raw depiction of ambition and risk. In 2014, the documentary "Ken Carter: Stuntman to the End" further immortalized his legacy, making it a sought-after title for physical media enthusiasts. Collectors value these releases not just for their entertainment value, but for the insight they provide into the life of a man who pushed the boundaries of daredevil stunts. Carter's life story, intertwined with elements of danger and perseverance, continues to resonate, ensuring that his films remain cherished artifacts in the realm of home video.