The Film Yap

Actress Molly Parker talks to the Yap about her new film “Trigger,” learning to rock it out and say goodbye — in the same day — and the power of pink boots. Continue reading →

Though somewhat uneven, this story of a rock-star reunion is strengthened by excellent leads and provides a fitting tribute to its late star, Tracy Wright. Continue reading →

Beautifully disturbing, “Martha Marcy May Marlene” is a movie you can only see once. But you should see it. Continue reading →

Ryan Gosling’s abs. Need I say more? OK, I will. Continue reading →

Just in time for Halloween, Sam Watermeier chats with Joshua Hull, Hoosier filmmaker of the charming zombie comedy “Beverly Lane.” Continue reading →

In this week’s show, Joe and Chris yap about “50/50″ and other movies about diseases, which tend to fall either into romance or apocalyptic genres. Continue reading →

Joe and Chris yap about “Moneyball” and why baseball movies are often so good. Continue reading →

Like a candy necklace, “Prom” is sugary and light: a fantastical teendom with no angst in sight. And that’s not a bad thing. Continue reading →

Miranda July’s second foray into filmmaking has a decent message. If only the medium weren’t so indulgent. Continue reading →

A look at the flops and the fabs when franchises fall back. Continue reading →