HiT shares a troubling story about Comedy Central's Jim Jefferies, recommends one of Woody Allen's recent gems and talks to TV legend Burt Dubrow about capturing the talk show zeitgeist.

HiT shares why James Gunn's return to the Disney fold should scare us, recommends a beautiful Netflix original featuring Ray Romano and interviews comedian Alex Elkin about finding humor from a healthy, intact family life.

HiT shames the media for missing the biggest story of the week, breaks down the culture war behind 'Captain Marvel' and talks media bias with the directors of 'Hoaxed,' Scooter Downey and Jon du Toit.

HiT offers the final word on the 2018 Oscars, recommends an indie sleeper that gave rise to one of our biggest stars and talks to director Andrew Herwitz about the power behind short films.

HiT survives a meeting with some college Millennials, recommend a creepy but addictive Netflix series and talks to Breitbart News' John Nolte on why the biased media will never, ever change.

HiT shreds celebrities who refuse to apologize for their misguided attacks, recommends a movie that recalls Hollywood's Golden Age and talks to director Chris Dowling about working with the Tebow brothers to bring 'Run the Race' to life.

HiT wonders if Saturday Night Live will ever shed its hard-left shtick, recommends a great teen movie starring Hailee Steinfeld and talks with comedian Dave Landau about the PC Police and why Judd Apatow has some explaining to do.

HiT explores why the attack on 'Empire' co-star Jussie Smollett deserves scrutiny, recommends a new Netflix documentary that captures the worst of the digital age and interviews TheWrap.com's Jon Levine about why some reporters hate it when he tells the truth.

HiT cheers Ricky Gervais' defense of free speech, recommends a movie set during the early days of smart phones and chats with MyPillow founder Mike Lindell about his upcoming pro-life movie, 'Unplanned.'

HiT shares the truth behind the upcoming 'Ghostbusters' sequel, recommends a Netflix show that triumphs over a lazy stereotype and talks to filmmaker Ted Balaker about making 'message' movies the right way.