The Film Yap

“Hermano” is a heartfelt and brutal tale of brotherhood set in the eclectic barrios of Venezuela. Continue reading →

Terrific performances, stylish direction and gloriously fetid monologues, but this grungy gangster pic feels like a clunky referendum on today’s administration. Continue reading →

INDIANAPOLIS!! Enter to win passes to see “Hitchcock,” Thursday, Nov. 29! To enter, do the following: 1) Go to any page on The Film Yap (www.thefilmyap.com), read the story and leave a comment at the bottom of the page. Please … Continue reading →

Three trite twentysomethings accept whatever destiny is handed to them because work is hard and stuff. Continue reading →

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

“The Samaritan” is a convoluted mess of a movie. Not even the likes of Samuel L Jackson could save this crime thriller from mediocrity. Continue reading →

Season Seven was a strong entry into the “Supernatural” mythos, but the show definitely feels as though it isn’t willing to take risks as it has in the past. Continue reading →

Austin travels to Asia for a Taiwanese kung-fu movie, Chinese romantic comedy and a Filipino drama. This article will get so many hits!!! Continue reading →

The first season of ABC’s smash hit “Once Upon a Time” comes to Blu-ray, so you can relive every twist and turn over and over again. Continue reading →

Nominated for an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, “Monsieur Lazhar” is an inspiring tale of a teacher’s ability to rally a grieving classroom. Continue reading →