Reviews
Today’s consumers have more entertainment options than ever before thanks to technology and the explosion of new media outlets. That’s why Hollywood in Toto will help readers suss out the very best content across media. We all lead busy lives. Let’s consume only the highest quality movies, television shows and music with our limited leisure time.
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‘Holidays’ – A Fruit Cake Collection of Horror
At their best, they can be fun, unique and scary. At their worst, these half-baked features are little more than…
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Pro-Family ‘Next Cut’ Embraces Conservative Values
“Barbershop: The Next Cut” is one of the year’s most conservative films. Confused? The popular franchise continues with a huge shout…
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’13 Cameras’ Serves Up Slumlord from Hell
Actor Neville Archambault’s character Is sweaty, twitchy and mesmerizing. And all he does is stare at his unsuspecting tenants through…
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Murray, Walken Write ‘Book’ on Movie Magic
What Hollywood can conjure up with a gazillion or so ones and zeroes can leave us tongue tied. It’s still…
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Why the Terrifying ‘Hush’ Will Keep You Up All Night
The mask worn by the villain in “Hush” is a perfect horror movie disguise. It’s bleached white with an eerie,…
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How Blu-ray ‘Village’ Saves Hokey Remake
The 1995 film features extra terrestrial children, their glowing eyes telepathically ordering adults to do terrible things. I’m getting ahead…
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Why We’re Wrong About ‘True Detective’ Season 2
Before the season was half over, the phrase was everywhere. “True Detective” and the term “hate watching” became connected in…
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7 Ways ‘Demolition’ Redefines Movie Grief
Davis Mitchell, the main character in “Demolition,” won’t give up his lost coins without a fight. That sparks one of…
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‘High Strung’ Trips Over Its Own Feet
I can get swept away by the choreography and put up with a lot of silliness for a good dance…
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‘Everybody Wants’ a Better ’80s Flashback
The spiritual cousin to “Dazed and Confused” lacks the warmth, laughs and genial nature of that cult classic. It doesn’t spare…
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