The Film Yap

Our look at Marvel’s theatrical catalog continues with the sequel to the classic barbarian flick. Continue reading →

Our look at the complete library of films based on Marvel Comics characters begins with the film that made Arnold Schwarzenegger a star. Continue reading →

We’ve reached this odd contradiction where studios make movies because of an established audience and then doesn’t care about them. Continue reading →

With Easy A bringing The Scarlet Letter into high school, Austin adapts some more classic novels. Continue reading →

Hollywood keeps making sequels that people don’t want. Why not make these? Continue reading →

The long running sketch show has produced several movies. But how many of them work? Continue reading →

Not every mystery is Sherlock Holmes. In fact there are books right now that would make for some great movies. Continue reading →

A dynamic, engaging entry in DC Comics’ line of straight-to-DVD animated films, “Superman/Batman: Public Enemies” works on all levels. Continue reading →

Amanda gives Hollywood some alternatives to the remake frenzy Continue reading →

Uwe Boll is a director who incurred a lifetime’s worth of fanboy hate for a series of video game adaptations that are considered colossal disappointments. Continue reading →