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Interviews
Alamo Drafthouse Starts 2015 as Cultural Force
Tomorrow the “Boogie Nights” auteur will visit Denver’s Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to personally screen “Inherent Vice,” the latest sign of the…
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Interviews
‘Predestination’ Directors Avoid Soapbox in Transgender Tale
No voices rose up to suggest directors Michael and Peter Spierig dumb down the story. “Because we made the film independently,…
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Streaming Content
Netflix Streams Clive Barker’s ‘Nightbreed’ Cut
Some offer an auteur’s definitive vision, while others feel like repackaged filler to jolt Blu-ray sales. In the case of…
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Interviews
Bruce Greenwood: Hands On, Humble and In Demand
After all, Greenwood starred in not one but two films featured at November’s Starz Denver Film Festival – the thoughtful road…
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Reviews
HiT Rewind: ‘Barney’s Version’ (2010)
Paul Giamatti can, and does, in the irresistible dramedy “Barney’s Version.” The film, based on the novel by Mordecai Richler,…
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HiT’s Five Worst Movies of 2014
Not even close. The five worst movies of 2014 represent a range of subjects and approaches, but they all fail…
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Daily Beast Calls ‘Saving Christmas’ Worst Without Seeing It
What critic doesn’t flash a Grinch-like grin savaging movies that made us squirm in the dark? Only Stern includes a film on…
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HiT’s Top Five Movies of 2014
“Gone Girl?” One sterling performance lost in a melodramatic swamp. “Foxcatcher?” Brilliant acting at the service of an impossibly cold…
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HiT Blu-ray Review: ‘Tusk’
The “Clerks” director’s latest lacks Silent Bob, chronic underachievers or sexually ambiguous leads. The film, available on Blu-ray Dec. 30, finds…
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HiT Rewind: ‘Southern Comfort’ (1981)
The 1981 film similarly pit modern man versus uber-hillbillies in a battle to the death. But while “Deliverance” proved alternately…
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