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Why ‘The Resurrected’s’ Blu-ray Closeup Is Long Overdue
The loss of most video rental stores has robbed filmgoers of the joy of discovery. Sure, we can still scroll…
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HiT Episode No. 40 – Mindy Sterling and Doug Nichol
Fans routinely approach actress Mindy Sterling about her comedy work. Only it’s rarely about the same character. Some screech, “Scott!”…
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Meet the Man Behind Travolta’s Dapper Don Transformation
John Travolta understands the power behind the phrase, “dressing the part.” Remember his iconic white suit from “Saturday Night Fever?”…
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Here’s How ‘It’ Fulfills TV Version’s Untapped Potential
Tim Curry’s terrifying turn in the 1990 miniseries “Stephen King’s It” distracted us from one simple truth. There’s no way…
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‘California Typewriter’ The Perfect Doc for Our Digital Age
Documentaries can be a window into the human soul when they’re done right. Truth can be far more powerful and…
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7 Stories ‘Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ Won’t Touch
Stephen Colbert is tan, rested and rarin’ to go back to work. Which means he’s torching President Donald Trump once…
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Why ‘Extraordinary’ Gave Ashworth What Hollywood Couldn’t
You’d expect Liberty University students to be thrilled working with veteran actor Chris Ashworth on “Extraordinary.” If so, Ashworth says…
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Why ‘Blade Runner: Final Cut’ Hasn’t Aged a Minute
There’s always a moment when you spot a film classic’s age spots. It could be a dated reference, a character…
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The 1 Way ‘Laugh-In’ Crushes Today’s Political Humor
Suffice to say “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In” would be problematic today. The kitchen sink comedy never held back on a…
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‘Hap and Leonard’ Does Hollywood Diversity Right
There’s been a lot of talk about Hollywood diversity of late, with liberals demanding more roles for nonwhites, women and…
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