The Film Yap

This British crime trilogy has an amazing cast, great directors, and is well worth checking out.

An opinionated but illuminating glimpse at the issue of charter schools, seen as saviors by some and job-killing interlopers by others.

So cookie cutter the blu ray packaging was practically heart-shaped.

Not on par with his “Night of the Living Dead” or “Dawn of the Dead,” but at least it lines up more with “Day of the Dead.”

Despite frustrating years of ups and downs, “Lost” was a groundbreaking TV show with an ambitious and sprawling narrative.

Just . . . no.

This charming HBO comedy is worth seeing, but really should have more bonus features.

It didn’t play in America but this coming-of-age film really should have. It’s probably because of those unknowns like Ralph Fiennes and Ricky Gervais.

No self-respecting “Elm Street” junkie should be without this DVD

It’s depressing to see Steve Carell and Tina Fey wallowing in mediocrity. Blu-ray extras are nice, though.