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brakywaki's review against another edition
5.0
Okay, maybe that last chapter with all the positivity about Ash vs Evil Dead’s future was a LITTLE too hopeful, but hey, at least we got two seasons more than Brisco County or Jack of All Trades.
git_r_read's review against another edition
5.0
I love listening to Bruce Campbell's voice. He tells an excellent story. He narrates this part two of his life as a B movie actor as he's done with his other audiobooks that I have in my possession and it made me happy.
It starts, with a bit of flashback, at the end of IF CHINS COULD KILL. He talks about Xena, Hercules, Burn Notice, living in Oregon, going to Cons of all sorts, meeting his own idols, having a bucket list of roles....
No photos with the audio version, but that's okay....I have Bruce's voice.
I absolutely can recommend this book, especially in audio format. I joined Audible, in part, so that I could get these books and listen to Bruce tell his story in his voice...
It starts, with a bit of flashback, at the end of IF CHINS COULD KILL. He talks about Xena, Hercules, Burn Notice, living in Oregon, going to Cons of all sorts, meeting his own idols, having a bucket list of roles....
No photos with the audio version, but that's okay....I have Bruce's voice.
I absolutely can recommend this book, especially in audio format. I joined Audible, in part, so that I could get these books and listen to Bruce tell his story in his voice...
sabregirl's review against another edition
4.0
Not as good as the previous two I couldn’t seem to put those down. This I put down for two weeks before I could finish. Still good stories told in the good Bruce Campbell voice.
coqui2k's review against another edition
4.0
Excellent follow to his original biography. Amazing, Bruce Campbell is awesome loved it.
majortomwaits's review
fast-paced
5.0
One thing that Bruce Campbell won't do is leave you bored. And sure, he's been in his share of dull movies, but he himself or his characters were never dull nor boring.
I loved his writing in his previous memoir, as well as in his novel, so I figured I'd give the second memoir a go. My only issue is that I've never watched Burn Notice and a fine chunk of this book is about it, which is completely understandable in its own right.
All in all, I loved this, it's quick and fun and it had me laughing out loud numerous times.
Alright, Bruce, how about part 3?
I loved his writing in his previous memoir, as well as in his novel, so I figured I'd give the second memoir a go. My only issue is that I've never watched Burn Notice and a fine chunk of this book is about it, which is completely understandable in its own right.
All in all, I loved this, it's quick and fun and it had me laughing out loud numerous times.
Alright, Bruce, how about part 3?
michaelrcalkins's review against another edition
5.0
Another fantastic book from Campbell. Funny as hell and honestly refreshingly frank about the world he lives in. Particularly love the segments about his syfy channel films and Burn Notice. Can’t wait for a part 3
venerablemonster's review against another edition
funny
informative
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
4.0
mokey81's review against another edition
5.0
I truly enjoy reading about Brice Campbell and his amazing life. I appreciate how down to earth he is. I would love to know him in real life. He is funny, a hard worker, a strong writer, has a great sense of humor. It was just great to read about the rest of his career up until now. I hope we get one more from him. :)