Archive - Film Yap

New to View: July 22

An acclaimed, but little seen, independent political drama headlines the nice selection of new releases spotlighted in New to View at ReelBob.

Jul 18 •

Podcast: The Rough Cut Retrospective - Superman

James Gunn's 'Superman' has soared into theaters with positive views and a brighter outlook on life. Listen to the RCR crew talk about this era's new…

Jul 18 •

Jackson Mahuron

1:29:21

I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)

This ain't the sharpest knife in the drawer, but it's entertaining seeing someone get stabbed with the one that is.

Jul 18 •

Political neo-Western will likely stick in your craw.

Jul 18 •

Female-fronted serial killer thriller ain't heavenly nor holier than thou.

Jul 17 •

Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight

Embeth Davidtz directs, writes and co-stars in this evocative memoir of a little girl navigating the end of white rule in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia.

Jul 16 •

Christopher Lloyd

Billy Joel: And So It Goes

A definitive and superlative look at a schlub from Long Island who somehow became a rock star, showing how personal pain and musical genius were always…

Jul 16 •

Christopher Lloyd

Yap Rewind: Are movies going meta?

Our latest archival podcast turns the clock back to when movies first started going meta -- aka breaking the fourth wall and wallowing in…

Jul 14 •

Christopher Lloyd

22:01

The AV Room: Indy Now -- July 11

This week on Indy Now, Christopher Lloyd offers his take on "Superman," "Sovereign," "40 Acres" and "Jurassic World: Rebirth."

Jul 13 •

Christopher Lloyd

6:25

New to View: July 15

A classic Western from acclaimed director George Stevens headlines the new titles available for home viewing. Take a look at the selections in New to…

Jul 11 •

Interview with "Everything's Going to Great" director Jon S. Baird and screenwriter Steven Rogers.

The film stars Bryan Cranston, Allison Janney, Chris Cooper, Jack Champion and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and is now available on VOD.

Jul 11 •

6:04

Everything's Going to Be Great

Nostalgic, theatrical dramedy mostly lives up to its title.

Jul 11 •

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