The Film Yap

Austin and Sam discuss the popular DVD line and its impact on cinema.

A stripped-down summer blockbuster that arrived this spring, “Clash of the Titans” comes with excellent Blu-ray extras.

A little bit “Rocky,” a little bit “Clerks,” “The Mini” is all Indianapolis.

On Valentine’s Day there are thousands of stories about love. These are not the good ones.

This 2001 J-Horror goes for existential dread but ends up dated, depressing and dull.

A wonderful but somewhat flawed retelling of the Wyatt Earp story, “Tombstone” is one of the essential man flicks.

An inoffensive and sometimes fun movie that probably could have been more, but so what?

Grecco’s lens strips his subjects bare and is more revealing than any of their exploits on the screen.

It’s not going to impress as much as on the giant screen, but is still a brisk, educational, and wondrous ride through vivid seascapes teeming with marine life.

This cheap gross-sploitation extravaganza begs for a commentary track a la “Mystery Science Theatre 3000.”