I read this when it originally came out, probably about 10 years ago now. A neat little diary about my favorite movie of all-time, written by probably my favorite villain of all-time. It can be short in parts, wishing he would expand in others; but there are some nice behind-the-scenes stories David recounts first hand. If you like the movie or David Carradine, I'd say it's definitely worth a read. I had heard recently Pam Grier kept a diary while making JACKIE BROWN but that it might not see the light of day until after she passes unfortunately (if, even then).
