The Film Yap

The shroud of mysticism that surrounds “Searching for Sugar Man” will leave you feeling emotionally rattled but ultimately inspired as well. Continue reading →

Dr. John H. Watson agreed to reprint a journal entry containing his thoughts on the latest movie depicting his life. Continue reading →

A master of the art of documentary, Werner Herzog outdoes himself once again with this cerebral look at murder from the convicts’ perspective and the state’s. Continue reading →

What is the American take on the material? Pretty much the same you have already seen. Continue reading →

Sharp writing, great villains and awesome gunfights make this one of the coolest shows on TV. Continue reading →

Tight and taut, “Dragon Tattoo” won’t surprise you with new information but should engage and entertain you all the same. Continue reading →

A fantastic last hurrah for one of France’s most prolific directors, “Love Crime” is thrilling from start to finish. Continue reading →

“Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer” is a blast to watch, and it’s surprising that it hasn’t been immortalized with TV Land reruns. Continue reading →

The Brian De Palma classic (?) arrives on Blu-ray so it can confuse new viewers. Continue reading →

“Hanna” is a fun yet forgettable action romp that is perfect for a night cuddling on the couch watching a movie. Continue reading →