Movies
Today’s audiences don’t just watch movies at the local cineplex. They screen them on their laptops, tablets and smart phones as well. The genres may be different, but Hollywood in Toto looks at entertainment value first and foremost when helping you pick the best movie for your favorite media player.
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HiT Blu-ray Review: ‘Interstellar’
Cooper (Matthew McConaughey) has just returned to his spaceship after visiting another planet in the hopes of finding a new…
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HiT Blu-ray Review: ‘Wild Card’
It’s an opportune moment for critics of “Wild Card” to poke fun at Statham’s latest outing, out March 31 on home…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘The Gunman’
Penn is targeting aging action hero status with “The Gunman,” directed by the man who gave Neeson his “Taken” boost:…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Beyond the Mask’
The Christian film scene is growing rapidly, allowing for pointed satire (“Believe Me“), straightforward horror (“The Remaining”) and screwball comedy…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Zombeavers’
Ever since that Syfy film made “so bad it’s good” filmmaking cool it opened up the market to movies that…
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HiT Blu-ray Review: ‘Muck’
The film, out this week on home video, could serve as a student filmmaker’s take-home assignment. When you call, “action,”…
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Hit Rewind: ‘The Boondock Saints’ (1999)
They yell about promises of vigilantism as the camera sweeps around the room gathering memorable images that would make any…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Run All Night’
You know more or less what to expect for the next 90-plus minutes – a brooding, reluctant hero using his…
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HiT Rewind: ‘Troll 2’ (1990)
Enter “Troll 2,” a cinematic stink bomb that bullied its way into the “worst films of all time” category. Where…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Road Hard’
Adam Carolla’s “Road Hard” isn’t a traditional romantic comedy. It still feels like a companion piece to his 2007 film…
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