Title: Bad, Silly, Boring
Product review: This book is as superficial as the people it's written about, and just comes off as a lame rehash of those wacky Angelenos. It's a poor atempt at Elmore Leonard, or John Ridley, both of whom have written much sharper, funnier characters - especially in Ridley's Everybody Smokes in Hell. This just comes across as slick, shallow writing aimmed squarely at being sold to the movies. There's a reason this one only came out in paperback.
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