The Film Yap

As the credits rolled on “Dinner for Schmucks,” I looked over at a friend and said “That was either a complete disaster or brilliant. I’m not sure which.”

A wannabe rabbi becomes a drug trafficker in a good-gone-bad story that could feel tired but instead rings true.

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

“Legion” is a time-wasting walk through the valley of the shadow of death, where thy plodding plot and thy unintentional laughs are no comfort, but good extras are.

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.

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

Mixing a talented cast and heartwrenching subject matter, this wannabe tearjerker doesn’t live up to its superlative title.

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

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