In Cartoon Network’s Invincible Fight Girl, Andy pursues her dream of becoming a pro wrestler, despite her upbringing on Accountant …
As you might’ve guessed from the title, Arcane features plenty of magic. The results are anything but magical, though.
With animated violence and some sensual elements, the comedic One-Punch Man may hit harder than you initially expect.
Max and the Midknights doesn’t charge into battle in rusted armor, but it might appreciate a little polish.
As noble as Satoru’s goals may be, there’s no erasing the inherent content issues—such as child abuse and murder—in Erased.
Dinosaurs walk among us—well, depending on who you ask. And as for Dino Dex? He’s going to tell us all …
Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai is a non-horror look at the story of a cute-but-destructive Mogwai and his adventurous journey …
When it comes to being suitable for families, Amazon Prime’s The Legend of Vox Machina failed its saving throw.
Netflix’s Twilight of the Gods, created by Zack Snyder, isn’t something families will want to see.
LEGO Pixar: BrickToons is short and simple, telling quick stories contained within a variety of Pixar’s famous franchises.
Hop aims to destigmatize disabilities and show how, disability or not, all kids have a common goal: to have fun!
Terminator Zero is more philosophical than its predecessors, but the content may cause you to terminate your viewing experience.
Rick and Morty: The Anime is a mess, both in plot and in content.
The latest TV series in the sprawling Pokémon franchise comes with familiar charms—and familiar issues.
Tater’s house is full of all 12 of her cousins. Meanwhile, Disney’s Primos is full of slapstick humor, slightly sassy …