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Interviews
HiT Episode No. 49 – Brett R. Smith (‘Thump’)
Nobody weaponizes pop culture from the right quite like Brett R. Smith. The illustrator who brought us “Clinton Cash: A…
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‘Gilbert’ Is the Year’s Most Unlikely Love Story
Neil Berkeley’s “Gilbert” will catch even the comedian’s biggest fans by surprise. The documentary focuses on Gilbert Gottfried, the screechy…
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‘Orient Express’ Remake’s Big Gamble (Mostly) Works
Hercule Poirot finds himself in uncharted waters in 2017. Agatha Christie’s super sleuth can crack any case. But can he…
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Ross, Noah Play Both Sides of Immigration Debate
If you listened to our media overlords you’d think late night TV is the most trusted source for news. After…
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LA Times Demands Country Stars Push Gun Control
It’s happening again. Another major media outlet is demanding an entertainer take up a left-wing cause. We previously saw this…
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Why ‘The Misogynists’ Is a Minor Hollywood Miracle
It’s hard not to expect the mother of all anti-Trump diatribes from “The Misogynists.” The film, which recently screened at…
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Why ‘Jane’ Is as Miraculous as Its Singular Subject
There are names that automatically bring to mind a lifetime of research and empathy towards simians. Dian Fossey’s extensive time…
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‘No Greater Love’ Doc: Stories That ‘Need to Be Told’
We were on patrol in Ganjagal Valley in Afghanistan when our interpreter signaled a halt. He leaned toward his radio.…
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Yes, ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Remains Snyder’s Best Film
The early years of the 20th century were haunted by horror movie remakes. One landmark genre film after another was…
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’11/8/16′ Reveals Ugly Side of Hillary Clinton Voters
Watching “11/8/16” is like scanning Facebook over the past 12 months. It isn’t pretty. The documentary, available now via iTunes,…
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