The Film Yap

Save sexual impulses, Roger Moore never showed 007′s human side. But he comes closest in what’s otherwise a mediocre romp with a wonderfully malevolent villain. Continue reading →

It’s been around 20 years since Hammer packed up its fangs and mummy bandages. Will it survive modern horror? Continue reading →

“Hugo” is gorgeous moviemaking that, in the end, feels mostly like an homage to itself. Continue reading →

…but it’s still a year until Part One! Continue reading →

Nicolas Cage certainly looks like a beatnik trying to get rich, but this “Season of the Witch” is a lunkheaded, workmanlike bore. Continue reading →

Ooh, you’re so cool, Brewster! Continue reading →

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