Entertainment
‘The Black Hole’ – Disney Couldn’t Copy That ‘Star Wars’ Magic
Gary Nelson’s “The Black Hole” (1979) was a transitional film for the Walt Disney company. Here is the first PG-rated ...
Rebel Comics Rally Behind Team Trump
Joe Rogan had little interest in interviewing Donald Trump two years ago. “I’m not a Trump supporter in any way, ...
‘Coherence’ Offers Master Class in Cinematic Brain Puzzles
James Ward Byrkit’s “Coherence” (2013) begins with Em (Emily Foxler) on her cell phone, which suddenly cracks for no apparent ...
‘South Park’ Takes on Big Pharma, Bigger Influencers
Influencers take it on the chin in the new “South Park” release “South Park (Not Suitable for Children.” The 45-minute ...
Why Hinchcliffe’s Trump Rally Roast Hurt MAGA Nation
(Guest Contributor: K-von) In about a week, you might ask yourself, “Who the h*ll allowed Tony Hinchcliffe to take the ...
‘Line in the Sand’ Reveals Border Chaos on Steroids
The border wall Kamala Harris claims she’s itching to build gets a workout in “Line in the Sand.” Journalist-turned-filmmaker James ...
Jon Stewart Defends Hinchcliffe, Crushes Liberal Narrative
Jon Stewart likes to give his hard-left audience fits. Sure, nine times out of 10 he’ll embrace the progressive playbook ...
‘Here’ Collapses Under Weight of Its Signature Gimmick
Will CGI wonders never cease? Last year, Harrison Ford looked like his old self in “Indiana Jones and the Dial ...
Is This Any Way to Treat a Legend?
There’s a new Clint Eastwood movie opening this weekend. That might be the last time we can stay that. The ...
Revenge of Michael Myers’ Shows Face of Franchise
Dominique Othenin-Girard’s “Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers” (1989) immediately grabs us with an opening title sequence riffing on ...
We Still Can’t Crack ‘Phantasm’ 45 Years Later
Don Coscarelli’s “Phantasm” (1979) begins with its title in red letters and nothing more. We’re off and running, which sums ...
Discarded ‘Breakfast of Champions’ Gets a Second Chance
Alan Rudolph’s “Breakfast of Champions” (1999) is messy, dated and occasionally brilliant. Following a high-profile premiere and a negative reaction ...
Goldberg, Colbert, Maron and More
Jon Stewart may be a rock-ribbed liberal, but he defends comedians under fire. “The Daily Show” host stood up for ...
PolitiFact Challenges Comic for Obviously Fake Rogan-Harris Video
The corrupt corporate media is embarrassing itself. Again. In the past 24 hours news outlets have twisted Donald Trump’s comments ...
Show Profits ‘Shrunk Toward Non-Existent’
Is late-night TV on the endangered list? We’ve already seen multiple hosts leave the format: Desus and Mero, Trevor Noah, ...
Hollywood Blacklist Worse for Female Trump Supporters
They said the quiet part out loud. Again. Hollywood poses as a tolerant industry where people from all walks of ...
Nixon v. Harris: A Tale of Two Pop Culture Close-ups
“Laugh-In” creator George Schlatter will never forgive himself. The legendary producer jolted the 1960s with a humor showcase that made ...
‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’ – Your Next Yuletide Tradition?
How many Christmas movies forget the reason for the season? Too many to count. Not “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.” ...
‘Am I Racist?’ Proves Conservatives Don’t Need Hollywood
The decade’s biggest documentary came from outside Hollywood. Way outside. The Daily Wire’s “Am I Racist?” earned north of $12 ...
Joe Rogan Endorses Trump for President
Joe Rogan famously said in 2022 he had no interest in helping Donald Trump. Now, Rogan will pull the lever ...
