Hollywood in Toto with Christian Toto

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.

This week's HiT 'cast reveals why a host-free Oscars is a debacle, recommends a spy series unlike any other (really) and chats with Max Martini about his new film 'Sgt. Will Gardner' and why masculinity matters.

The HiT 'cast rings in the New Year AND the show's 100 episode by sharing why conservatives shouldn't thrive on just one platform and talking to 'No Safe Spaces' co-star and radio legend Dennis Prager on why 2019 could be even worse than 2018 for free speech.

HiT reveals the best and worst of Hollywood in 2018, recommends a film that didn't get enough love during its 1996 release and talks with visual effects supervisor Dan Glass on how he brought 'Deadpool 2' to glorious, unconventional life.

HiT shares even more proof that mainstream movie critics tilt their reviews to the left, shares why the upcoming 'Captain Marvel' film may be Lady Ghostbusters 2.0 and talks to Oscar-nominated screenwriter Roger L. Simon on his disconnect with awards season in the Age of Trump.

HiT shares the ugly fallout from Kevin Hart's Oscar dismissal, recommends a Wall Street drama that deserves more attention and chats with D.C. McAllister about her transformation from journalist to pundit/activist.

HiT shreds media coverage of 'Murphy Brown's' fate, explains Hollywood's reluctance to embrace history, recommends an odd new zombie film and talks to 'Social Animals' director Jonathan Green about his unexpected take on our Instagram age.

HiT shares why he almost turned down a great podcast guest, cheers the latest Netflix original and talks with author Brian Godawa about faith-based stories, his cinematic streak and why he refuses to play by the publishing world's rules.

HiT breaks down the latest faux outrage, shreds a study trumpeted by biased reporters and tqlks with radio legend Anthony Cumia about his ex-radio partner, the death of the shock jock and his new memoir, 'Permanently Suspended.'

HiT shares why Hollywood's Hitler obsession could damage its electoral clout, recommends a sly sequel from Will Ferrell and talks with Patrick Courrielche about his Red Pilled America podcast and Andrew Breitbart's legacy.

HiT shares why Hollywood should be worried about the midterm elections, recommends a great new comedy special from an unlikely source and chats with comedian Michael Loftus about his new Deplorables Comedy Tour.

HiT shares a huge frustration with modern movies, recommend a crazed chapter in Monty Python history and talks with animation legend Rob Paulsen about how giving up live-action work radically changed his career.

HiT reveals what a liberal filmmaker's video says about comedy in the Age of Trump, recommends a great Korean horror film you may have missed and talks to 'Gosnell' producer Ann McElhinney about how Hollywood treats conservatives like second class citizens ... and worse.

HiT shares a feel good story about his chat with a progressive filmmaker, recommends a sober new drama featuring the great Ben Mendelsohn and interviews conservative comic Tim Young about comedy in the Age of Trump.

HiT shares how the September 11 terrorist attacks changed his approach to film criticism, recommends a classic Burt Reynolds flick and talks to comedy icon Dennis Miller about 'SNL,' partisan politics and what we'll hear during his new special, 'Dennis Miller: Fake News, Real Jokes.'

HiT touches on a critical flaw in Hollywood's MeToo movement, recommends a bawdy comedy starring the erstwhile Stifler and talks with new PTC board member Linsly Donnelly about ways parents can shield their children from inappropriate fare.

HiT gives a behind-the-scenes tour of the show, recommends a film classic that shames its modern remake and explores how Trump impersonator John Di Domenico knew more abou the mogul's White House odds than 98 percent of the pundit class.

HiT shares why 'First Man's FlagGate controversy matters, recommends an Oscar season entry that fizzled and talks with 'Gosnell' producer John Sullivan about how Hollywood works against conservative stories.

HiT shares why a new political comedy might be the movie we need now ... more than ever, recommends a rare gem in the rom-com landscape and chats with Libertarian-leaning comic Andrew Heaton about how Trump makes political satire so challenging.