Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

HiT shares his all-time favorite movie, recommends a chilling new horror film that could keep you up at night and interviews freelance Hollywood journalist Ethan Sacks about his career and the current state of media bias.

HiT slams the current nostalgia porn craze, recommends a movie sure to chase some viewers away and chats with National Review's Jim Geraghty about Hollywood's sucker punch attacks on conservatives.

HiT explores how nasty Hollywood culture can be, tells listeners to avoid this new movie at all costs and debates diversity, 'Death Wish' and more with progressive film critic Henry Papale of 'The Franchise' fame.

HiT breaks down the insanity behind 'A Wrinkle in Time,' recommends an Oscar-winning movie (but not for the reasons you expect) and interviews 'I Can Only Imagine' co-director Jon Erwin on his new movie and unconventional career start.

HiT reveals why the media narrative tied to the 'Fahrenheit 451' remake is all wrong, shares a killer horror double feature for Netflix customers and lets rising conservative star Candace Owens share what made her a YouTube sensation.

HiT blasts fellow film critics for ignoring half their audience, recommends a sleeper indie comedy with a killer cast and chats with 'Duck Dynasty' alum Phil Robertson on why he reluctantly returned for CRTV's 'In the Woods with Phil.'

HiT wonders how the onslaught of Hollywood hate will impact show business, recommends a thrilling Netflix original and interviews We the Internet's Boris Khaykin about making people laugh without mentioning a certain GOP president.

HiT breaks down why modern film critics are failing consumers, recommends a slick new horror film on Netflix and interviews right-of-center comedian Tim Slagle about his singular approach to stand-up.

HiT describes why 'The Last Jedi' may be a very bad tipping point for the 'Star Wars' universe, recommends a very dark comedy you probably missed and talks about faith and film with movie critic/blogger Paul Asay from PluggedIn.com.

HiT explains why we shouldn't judge Hollywood by its most mean-spirited stars, recommends a funny Netflix movie with a heartening message for conservatives and chats with Stephen Miller, one of Twitter's must-follow voices.