The Film Yap

This true tale of gritty, gutsy girls is long on sex and drugs, short on rock and roll. Continue reading →

Director Rick Jacobson’s filthy girlsploitation flick is what it is: proudly, awesomely bad. Continue reading →

Director Paul Weitz goes for good dumb fun but misses the mark on “good” and “fun.” Continue reading →

The Cove is an amazing movie. It cuts like a razor and strikes at the core to drive home the message that if there is something to be done, the time is now. Continue reading →

Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is a charming film that will appeal to the young lady in your household. This franchise definitely looks to be here to stay.
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You won’t find anything but a mildly-diverting good time with “Astro Boy.” Continue reading →

In the 1960 foreign film Seddok, l’erede di Satana otherwise known as ‘Atom Age Vampire’ there’s a monster in the room: the movie itself. Continue reading →

Not a bad film, but it doesn’t do much to distinguish itself as original. Continue reading →

In the collaborative “New York I Love You” (Oct. 16), a collection of actors and directors come together for a love letter to the city that continues to make its mark in movies. Continue reading →

Jack Black and Michael Cera take a journey of biblical proportions and leave their mark on history, Eddie Murphy finds his imagination and Nia Vardalos goes back to Greece this week. Continue reading →