Andrew Gibbs
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Sean “Showtime” Avery was in an episode. He was the best character, best actor and sexiest person on that show. Without Avery the show is garbage, just give Avery the show and let’s move on already boys!
Kevin Can F**k Himself
Review·1mo
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I think the book might have been better had the writer read it. The narrator is alright but the representation an authentic character would make is half of the story. However, my opinion aside, a very detailed portrayal of an undercover agent infiltrated the HAMC and sacrifices his self and family endured. The befriending of the bikers and their families puts Jay Bird at risk of losing focus on the mission and sliding into the life of an outlaw. With actually becoming a member the lines are blurred and he is constantly battling for his soul over good and evil. This man took on a mission very few could admit they accomplished I’m sure. Don’t mess with outlaw bikers, in case you needed reminding.
No Angel: My Harrowing Undercover Journey to the Inner Circle of the Hells Angels
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Spoiler alert: Critical information revealed: There wasn’t any chemistry between the two main characters or the supporting characters in anyway. Everyone was creepy and unremarkable except Dylan McDermot who was simply sheepish. The two main characters are apparently lovers, you wouldn’t know it by their lack of intimacy. The two young characters, the guy is an intense looking mute while his girlfriend is an over confident mouthpiece. Nothing feels genuine about this movie, from the plot to the climax and especially the ending. Don’t waste your time seeking a thrill or great acting from this film, it doesn’t arrive. Piffle.
Gone in the Night
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