The Hollywood Outsider

The Hunt is a rip-roaring good time despite its political yammering, led by a monstrously charismatic performance from Betty Gilpin.

A wide range of submitted questions from what it takes for us to walk out of a movie to remakes, from foreign language film favorites to a hypothetical Kurt Russell experience. Also this week: news roundup, including SXSW canceled, spoiler-free reviews of Spenser Confidential, Onward, and The Way Back, upcoming releases, The HO Teachable Minute, and spoilery-goodness on HBO's The Outsider.

We're discussing where we stand on "inspired by" in films, reviews of The Invisible Man, Guns Akimbo, All the Bright Places, and the Beloit International Film Festival

Daniel Radcliffe dominates the screen as Jason Lei Howden's eclectic direction dazzles the senses in Guns Akimbo, a fun ride of an action flick.

The Invisible Man is a thrilling and exhilarating masterpiece of terror, reinventing an iconic horror character to new imaginative lengths.

A moving story on the power of love and loss, detailing the various methods of coping with grief, Just One More Kiss begs for a second chance.

We discuss classic movie monsters, interview actor Eric Roberts, review Call of the Wild, Hunters, Blood on Her Name, Just One More Kiss and much more

Bethany Anne Lind stars as a woman with Blood on Her Name, an apparent death at her own hands, she struggles with what the next right thing may be. Read on for our review.

Harrison Ford's heartfelt performance nearly salvages the poorly staged CGI. Read on for our spoiler-free review of The Call of the Wild.

On this episode of The Hollywood Outsider podcast, we're discussing CGI characters, reviewing Sonic the Hedgehog and Fantasy Island, and much more.