The Film Yap

“The Campaign” may not be the funniest movie of the year, but it’s sure to tickle your funny bone a few times before it’s over. Continue reading →

a sometimes-breezy look at post-college malaise that could use another taste-test or two. Continue reading →

It’s cliche, it’s predictable, and at times it’s even cringe-worthy. Yet, “That’s My Boy” remains to be Sandler’s best effort in years…thanks to Andy Samberg that is. Continue reading →

Ultimately, it’s like watching a dog chase its own tail: It’s only funny until you realize that the running in circles isn’t ever really going to stop. Continue reading →

Alan Rickman’s American accent, an anticipated sequel, Filipino unrest, radio hijinks and more Jeff Goldblum make up this random set of films that leads towards the final week. Continue reading →

“Klown” manages to address every taboo in the book in the most uncomfortable way possible. Luckily for us, the laughs come early and often in this Danish comedy. Continue reading →

The first season of “Suburgatory” comes to DVD comes packed with laughs and special features that will keep you laughing long after the show ends. Continue reading →

Why does this nasty piece of garbage disguised as harmless fluff exist? I’m confused. Continue reading →

Austin hits two of the lowest lows and finds a few nice surprises that involve a fake Sherlock Holmes, criminal gardeners and a French monster. Continue reading →

The rule of thumb this week is if it doesn’t involve dancing, it’s not a good movie. I know, I thought “Thankskilling” would be a winner, too! Continue reading →