Mark A. Altman

A must-read for John Wick fans, and a great behind-the-scenes look at contemporary action films.

The title says it best

Oral history, when done well, can provide perceptions that capture and reinvigorate the zeitgeist of a particular moment, and the audio format can do even more to bring that energy alive. This will appeal to nostalgic fans, but as an audio production it fails to reach the heights of As You Wish or As If, the oral history of Clueless. Inessential purchase for libraries. ["Reading the reflections of the many people responsible for producing Buffy and Angel will be like watching the must-see extras in the DVD boxed set": LJ 8/17 review of the Tor hc.]

For fans of the shows, reading the reflections of the many people responsible for producing Buffy and Angel will be like watching the must-see extras in the DVD boxed sets, getting behind-the-scenes scoops and insights into the making of their beloved TV shows.