This book was better than I could have ever imagined. THe story was gripping to the point that it was almost painful to have to put down. I laughed so hard I cried every few pages. This book manages to be an insightful look into Hollywood, the film industry, and the American dream. It somehow makes Tommy Wiseau deeply sympathetic, while also showing him at times to be like a villain in a terrifying horror film, a cross between Annie Wilkes, Norman Bates and Tom Ripley.

One of the most genuinely entertaining reads in a long time.