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Bruce Campbell
Action-dramedy-spy shows don’t typically win awards, and the USA Network isn’t typically known for its must-watch original programming. But thanks to a nifty premise, sharp writing, and most importantly, scene-stealing by Bruce Campbell, Burn Notice has become one of cable’s highest-rated non-reality shows.
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The B List: The National Society of Film Critics on the Low-Budget Beauties, Genre-Bending Mavericks, and Cult Classics We Love
Author: Edited by David Sterrit & John Anderson
Publisher: Da Capo Press
Genre: Film
Pages: 240
Retail Price: 15.95
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This is an enjoyable collection of breezy film reviews and analyses, though the wide array of films chosen greatly stretch the definition of “B-movie.” In fact, B-movie fans looking for a companion guide will be disappointed. “The B List” rarely delves into what I (and likely others) consider the three pillars of B-movies: sci-fi, horror, and exploitation (teen-, sex-, black-, or otherwise… and it doesn’t hurt to have a giant monster.)
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Burn Notice Season 2 available on Blu-ray Disc and DVD June 16th
Burn Notice is a great show to watch in the summer time, and it’s one of my favorite guilty pleasure shows. There’s comedy, action, hot girls in bikinis, it’s got everything one could ask for! The Second season continues where the first season left off, and it’s just as good as the first. The 3rd Season starts up again early Summer on USA so now’s a good time to catch up on the series.
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Bruce Campbell Pick-Up Lines
1) “Gimmie some sugar, baby.”
2) “Say, what color is your underwear?”
3) “Swallow this.”
4) “Say, what’s your size?”
5) “Come to papa…”
6) “Who’s your daddy?”
7) “Hail to the king, baby.”
8) “Nothing is as big as mine.”
9) “Yo, she-bitch … let’s go.”
10) “I’m Brisco County Jr. That name mean anything to you?”
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Bruce Campbell
Life’s been busy for television and movie actor Bruce Campbell. The cult hero, best known for his character Ash in the Evil Dead / Army of Darkness movies, has a new show called Jack Of All Trades. He plays Jack, a swashbuckling secret agent during our Revolutionary War era, teamed up with a beautiful Tory, Emilia (Angela Dotchin). Before becoming Jack, Bruce Campbell had a recurring cameo on Hercules and Xena: Warrior Princess as the king of thieves Autolycus and the title character on the fan favorite The Adventures of Brisco Country, Jr.
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