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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HiT Movie Review: ‘Little Hope Was Arson’
Named after an ominous message carved on a bathroom wall, “Arson” puts the burning of 10 East Texas churches in…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part One’
The first two films could be seen as either big government on dictatorial steroids or an Occupy-style lament about the…
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Why ‘The Mule’ Serves Up Some Very Nice Surprises
Some of the scenes in “The Mule” are as gross as anything in the “Saw” franchise. Blame Leigh Whannell, who…
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‘The Graduate’ Director Mike Nichols Dies at 83
Nichols did far more than define a generation’s sense of malaise with one perfectly realized film. The multi-talented director died…
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Violence Invades Director Luis Dantas’ Story, Set
This group appeared 10 years prior inside the São Paulo penitentiaries and was formed initially to counter the inhumane conditions…
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Professor Decries Hollywood’s Lack of Conservative Heroes
Phalen, an Associate Professor at George Washington University’s School of Media & Public Affairs, wrote an impassioned column for USA Today…
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ScreenIt.com Founder on What Parents Dread About Movies
The founder of ScreenIt.com has been helping parents make informed choices on what their children see for the past 18 years.…
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Badder Santa? ‘Red XMas’ Offers Nasty St. Nick
The actor behind “Bad Santa,” a sour Christmas film featuring one very disreputable toy giver, never behaved like St. Nick…
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HiT Movie Review: ‘Stretch’
That’s only true if your TV boasts at least a 70-inch screen. “Stretch” ended up on Video on Demand services…
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HiT Rewind: ‘Team America: World Police’ (2004)
“Team America: World Police” still stands as the only comedy to mock jingoistic country crooners AND self-important actors. And Trey…
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