The Film Yap

Pure b-movie magic that’s smarter, funnier, gorier and better than most a-list films out there.

No Dracula. No brides. There is, however, at least one “of.”

“Drag Me to Hell” — Sam Raimi’s best film of the Zeroes — continues Nick Rogers’ daily look back at the 365 best films of 2000-2009.

Pretty much everything you’d expect, but not much more.

It’s all fun and games until a fallen angel shows up in a stolen cop car and pulls a bunch of automatic weapons from the trunk.

A marginal, early-80s slasher film that is clearly trying to capitalize on the success of “Halloween” and “Friday the 13th,” “Madman” manages to carve its niche in cheese.

Can this much nudity be THIS dull?

In the 1960 foreign film Seddok, l’erede di Satana otherwise known as ‘Atom Age Vampire’ there’s a monster in the room: the movie itself.

Cornball hippie Satan worshipping acid heads turn rabid zombies in this sadistically bad flick.

This late 1950s monster movie is a little less than a graveyard smash – but still worth an amusing look.