She may not have been a political comic before, but now, in the punchy, caustically cynical terms with which she once love-hated Hollywood, the justifiably indignant comic reveals how the system runs and the strings are pulled.

The film is enormously funny (like her or not, anyone who says Griffin isn't talented is just disingenuous at this point), and the Los Angeles audience in front of whom she taped it eats every bit up.

Kathy Griffin: A Hell Of A Story details a tale that seems too absurd to be real, but it did happen, and it ruined a talented artist's life. Griffin gets her points about the first amendment across in a hysterical way...

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