Dolores Roach says she isn’t the monster some people think she is. But the show? Yeah, that’s pretty monstrous.
The women are older, but the show is just as obsessed with sex as it ever was.
Max’s Warrior is a battlefield for viewers who understand how negative content can harm our hearts.
Apple TV+’s gripping drama, Hijack, might have too much violence and language for families to get on board.
Once a book, then a game, now a Netflix show, this franchise is consistent throughout its iterations: Consistently messy.
As Shelly Mohan grapples with growing guilt, families will have to navigate Clean Sweep’s sexual and language concerns.
Maggie Rhee teams up with her husband’s murderer in order to save her son from a new villain in this …
This Netflix anthology can show us uncomfortable, worthwhile truths. But at what cost?
When it comes to The Full Monty, if the movie went all the way, we have to wonder what the …
Harsh language, LGBT content and violence accompany this well-told story about loneliness, grief and true connection.
While this psychological thriller may appeal to younger audiences, beware. The Crowded Room’s content tackles lots of mature themes.
Peacock’s new series about Pete Davidson is filled to its brim with profanity and a slew of other issues.
Nathan and Ava meet a plumber who is secretly a serial killer, and they blackmail him into joining their true-crime …
This Freeform show presents a mystery season after season, but it’s not a mystery that Cruel Summer isn’t for everyone.
Joe Pickett offers a refreshing take on family and the Western genre, but it also has its fair share of …
