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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Found Footage Is Murdering the Horror Genre
“I tell ya, I get no respect,” said Rodney Dangerfield, one of the comic’s classic lines. The late star milked…
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Film Reviewer Kyle Smith Smites Critical Groupthink
Kyle Smith doesn’t mind if you hate his movie reviews. The veteran NY Post critic shares his “best” hate mail…
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HiT DVD Review: ‘Blood Glacier’
“Blood Glacier” shows what happens when climate change shrinks the earth’s glaciers. The net result for the film’s audience? We’re…
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‘Who You Gonna Call?’ EconPop Tackles ‘Ghostbusters’
“Ghostbusters” returns to theaters for its 30th anniversary today, and the folks at EconPop won’t let a reissue go to…
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Top 5 Signs Pierce Brosnan Is the Next Liam Neeson
Brosnan. Pierce Brosnan. The erstwhile James Bond stars in “The November Man,” a spy thriller asking the 61-year-old to crack…
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HiT Review: ‘The Trip to Italy’
Some trips are worth revisiting. “The Trip to Italy” continues the conversation between British cutups Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon…
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Confessions of an Outspoken Film Producer
The executive who helped bring “Dirty Dancing” and “Shine” to the public points to several women, like Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chair Amy Pascal, whose work…
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How ‘Being Human’ Captures Robin Williams’ Humanity
The Crazy Horse sculpture began in 1948 and is still unfinished. Even more worrisome is how, due to being created…
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‘Rolling Papers’ Uses Denver to Tell National Pot Saga
When Colorado filmmaker Mitch Dickman drives out of state people immediately ask about his state’s marijuana laws. They see those…
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‘Almost Sunrise’ Embraces Healing, Not Partisan Red Meat
Director Michael Collins’ “Almost Sunrise,” focuses on two veterans and their quest to heal from their war-time experiences. The documentary…
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