The Film Yap

The latest Harold and Kumar adventure reminds us about why this is such a likable comedy franchise. Continue reading →

A virtual carbon copy of 2008′s “Death Race” that doesn’t even sniff that film’s proverbial jock and loses some of its dumb-to-the-bone, but fun, spirit. Continue reading →

“Machete” is bloody, messy and a damn good time. It’s part B-movie masterpiece, part western, but 100 percent badass.
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Ring in the New Year with “Machete” and “Dinner for Schmucks,” on DVD this week. Continue reading →

Lister, with his signature lazy eye and bald head, has carved out a niche playing thugs, heavies, and villains. Most of the time. Continue reading →

Joe and Chris yap about Danny Trejo and other background actors who occasionally step into the spotlight. Continue reading →

With his signature craggy visage, distinct tats and cold look in his eyes, Danny Trejo is your “That Guy” of choice if you want a heartless killer, or stone-cold badass in your film. Continue reading →