Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

HiT calls out the cultural imbalance when it comes to public shaming, recommends a new thriller on Amazon Prime and talks with drummer Nick Ruffini, a man guiding the next generation of musicians with his site DrummersResource.com.

HiT takes on a Salon.com article downplaying the prejudices faced by Hollywood conservatives, recommends a slick new horror movie added to Amazon Prime and speaks with Chris Gore, the force behind the long-running movie site FilmThreat.com.

HiT explores the sorry state of political comedy, gives a warning about an insufferable new Netflix comedy special and talks to Ben Watkins, the creative force behind the powerful Amazon Prime series 'Hand of God' starring Ron Perlman.

HiT gives an unofficial state of independent movies address, looks back at a semi-classic '70s comedy and talks with Creative Future CEO Ruth Vitale about the price we all pay for people stealing content in our digital age.

HiT examines the good, the bad and the oh, so ugly from the 89th annual Academy Awards telecast.

HiT shares a personal story about interrupting George Clooney, praises a new indie movie added to the Netflix library and chats with the hosts of the irreverent Midnight Movie Cowboys podcast.

HiT wonders why no freedom-loving stars challenge China regarding its censorship policies, recommends a classic movie from the '80s and talks with prolific actor Mark Pellegrino of "Supernatural" fame.

HiT asks if entertainment's liberal bent is hurting the industry's bottom line, raves about a documentary on a comedy institution that couldn't survive today and interviews one of the sharpest stand-ups around - conservative comic Evan Sayet.

HiT wonders why Hollywood is silent on the suppression of free speech at UC Berkeley, reveals why Netflix subscribers will dig Bill Burr's new special and chats with comedian Nick Di Paolo about his disdain for liberal celebrities.

HiT wonders why Meryl Streep and George Clooney won't speak out against Hollywood bullies, shares some love for Amazon's "Sneaky Pete" series and interviews conservative street artist Sabo..