Why Jane Austen Would Love, and Loathe, ‘Emma’
As sparkling as a glass of champagne, the newest production of Jane Austen’s “Emma” has charm writte ...View More
Why John Carpenter’s ‘The Fog’ Deserves Your Respect
John Carpenter’s uncommonly beautiful 1980 horror film, “The Fog,” remains an underrated showcase fo ...View More
‘Resistance’ Shows Untold Heroism of Iconic French Mime
Every few years Hollywood introduces us to “another” Oskar Schindler. Steven Spielberg’s Oscar-winni ...View More
‘The Postcard Killings’ Will Scratch Your Serial Killer Thriller Itch
“The Postcard Killings” opens with a shrouded, ghastly tableau and maintains a mood of morose tensio ...View More
Why ‘The Hunt’ May Offend Every Movie Goer, Left or Right
Yes, Universal’s “The Hunt” is as outrageous as advertised. Liberal elites do, in fact, hunt “deplor ...View More
HiT Movie Reviews: ‘Onward,’ ‘Burden’
Pop culture has come a long way since “Father Knows Best.” That sitcom title alone would trigger Wok ...View More
‘Come As You Are’ – More Than Your Average Road Trip Comedy
Sweet, soulful and laugh out loud funny, this indie charmer deserves your attention. ...View More
‘Invisible Man’ – Feminist Horror Done (Mostly) Right
No lectures, just thrills and suspense until the brutally weak ending. ...View More
Ford Rescues ‘Call of the Wild’ from CGI Gone Amok
The latest take on Jack London's classic yarn makes one huge error, but star Harrison For ...View More
How ‘Downhill’ Leaves Will Ferrell Out in the Cold
The American remake of the wicked marriage satire squanders a fine cast and a provocative ...View More
