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Reviews
‘Child’s Play’ – A Perfectly Awful Remake
Let’s face it. The original “Child’s Play” starts with an absurd premise. A dying crook uses voodoo to put his…
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‘Altered States’ Remains Ahead of Its Time – 40 Years Later
Ken Russell’s “Altered States” begins with a close-up of a shirtless William Hurt, wires sticking out of his hair and…
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Interviews
YouTube Star’s ‘Epic Hand Washing Parody’ Goes Viral
Singer Peter Hollens knows we often tune out the experts, a truism even in times of crisis. Like now. What’s…
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Uncategorized
‘Full Frontal’ Mocks My Pillow CEO … for Making Life-Saving Masks
The Left is on the attack against … press conferences. Major media outlets insist reporters should ignore President Donald Trump’s…
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Reviews
Haunting ‘Shooting Heroin’ Goes Where Hollywood Won’t
Addiction dramas often zero in on a single patient or parents struggling with a drug-addled teen. That’s understandable. One person’s…
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Reviews
Why Jane Austen Would Love, and Loathe, ‘Emma’
As sparkling as a glass of champagne, the newest production of Jane Austen’s “Emma” has charm written all over it.…
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Lists
7 Undeniable Life Lessons from ‘Tiger King’
Joe Exotic – docuseries superstar, tiger tamer … life coach? Sounds implausible, no? Exotic (not his real name) is the…
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Industry News
Social Justice Mob Won’t Claim Year’s Toughest Heroine
[avatar user=”cftoto@gmail.com” size=”thumbnail” align=”left” link=”file”]HiT Editor Christian Toto[/avatar] “The Hunt” sparked more culture war debates than any movie in recent…
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Reviews
Why John Carpenter’s ‘The Fog’ Deserves Your Respect
John Carpenter’s uncommonly beautiful 1980 horror film, “The Fog,” remains an underrated showcase for the clever, ambitious filmmaker. Carpenter, whose…
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Opinion
The Age of Truth-Telling Comedians Is Over
Comedians do more than make us laugh. They’re the truth tellers of our age, the funny souls who break down…
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