…He played Prof. Quigley in both, aside the star, a young Kurt Russell as Dexter Riley. Boy, that guy’s had a successful career, huh? He has an equally long IMDB page. I like how he went from the squeaky clean, wholesome Disney kid to the polar opposite in a couple of his latest roles. Two Westerns in particular come to mind, Bone Tomahawk and The Hateful Eight. Talk about violent. I really liked both films and would be hard-pressed to have a preference. The latter is written and directed by the one and only Quentin Tarantino. The former, on the other hand, was written and directed by the relatively unknown S. Craig Zahler. I’m not sure he’ll ever achieve the recognition of a Tarantino, but the dialog in Bone Tomahawk is exceptional. It seems extremely authentic. If you haven’t seen it, go check it out, but remember that I warned you about the violence.

By Carolyn Keene. Published 1971

Book Size: 5″ x 7 1/2″ x 5/8″ (nice and small for maximum mobility)

Features:

-Magnetized boards for maximum mobility (coupled with the following)

-The checkers are washers for maximum replaceability (they often go AWOL)

-Considering the above, they’re perfect for travel abroad…conveniently play backgammon or stow your passport, etc. (room safes are targeted more frequently than books)

**DOUBLING CUBE UNAVAILABLE (only because it doesn’t fit in the book, if you want it, send us a message here)