The Film Yap

That awkward moment when a widower introduces her grown children to her new boyfriend is perfectly executed in this drama short. Continue reading →

A timely seasonal drama about a young woman’s transition from carefree teenager to responsible adult. Continue reading →

“Salmon Fishing in the Yemen” is definitely an acquired taste, but it’s completely worth closing your eyes and taking a bite. Continue reading →

Top-notch thrills abound from nearly start to finish in this cerebral game of cat-and-mouse. Continue reading →

A summer-long marathon of randomly recommended films begins with two Maggie Smith movies, a fascinating comedy and two “things” that can only be described as incomprehensible. Continue reading →

The international hit comes to America and could end up being one of the most likable crowdpleasers of the year. Continue reading →

One of the best ensembles assembled can’t breathe life into uninteresting characters that spend the film wandering around the forest. Continue reading →

A terribly contrived post-apocalyptic romance with a twist and a Blu-ray that enhances beautiful cinematography but not the drab plot. Continue reading →

This week, Daniel Radcliffe makes his way back to DVD with “The Woman in Black,” where he’s ready to show the world that he’s much more than the boy wizard. Continue reading →

Is the mysterious cult leader actually from the future or is she hiding something more? The game’s afoot! Continue reading →