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Did you know Rotten Tomatoes is both biased and broken?

This reader sure didn’t. In fact, HiT reviews regularly appear on the aggregator site, a destination which earns north of …
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Few science fiction films have aged as gracefully as 1979’s “Alien.”

The special effects, the monster makeup and even the anti-corporate jabs seem as fresh today as they  were back …
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The man who gives Olaf the snowman his voice has the sads.

Josh Gad is a lifelong Miami Dolphins fan, but he’s having second thoughts about his gridiron passion.

Did …
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We may never know how inflammatory “The Hunt” truly is.

Or was.

Universal just yanked “The Hunt” from its Sept. 27 release date without a syllable about its future. The …
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The Shadow, a superhero with the ability to “cloud men’s minds,” was an odd sell for the summer of 1994.

Opening after the likes of “The Flintstones,” “Speed,” “The Lion …
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To say Jack Carr is a unique novelist might be the understatement of the year.

A former Navy SEAL, the author could be the subject of his own series of …
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If only Hollywood was filled with a hundred more Kevin Smiths.

The “Clerks” director has his haters, but he never seems to take that seriously. He’s too busy talking up …
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Mike Baron started writing comic books decades ago, and he has the fan following to prove it.

Devoted readers have followed the adventures of both Nexus and The Badger, just …
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Last weekend a gay Asian journalist attempted to record an Antifa event for the world to see.

It’s what journalists do – capture the news for the public’s consideration. And, …
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The 2010 Matt Damon thriller “Green Zone” ended on an emotional note.

The thriller, based on Rajiv Chandrasekaran’s 2006 non-fiction book “Imperial Life in the Emerald City,” shows Damon’s character …
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