After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
The biggest cheer-worthy thing about Glisten and the Merry Mission is that it’s as clean as freshly fallen snow. That’s better than a lump of coal.
In the gaming world, there’s one thing that every secular video game reviewer and player can agree on: This was a great year for new games.
This is a nightmarishly puzzling and creative survival horror game. But its clotted and foul side feels sticky and oppressive.
This pic is sorta like an inside joke that nobody really gets. And it’s a dirty joke at that.
Not every good idea can ascend into the pantheon of great games. Silent Hill: Ascension barely makes it off the bloody ground.
Dumb Money’s incredibly foul and dumb content should be a big part of your your moviegoing risk assessment.
Studies seem to show a link between kids’ overexposure to blue light and the early onset of puberty.
It’s new, it’s colorful, it’s bouncy and fun. But parents of younger players may need to bounce into the game themselves.
This rollicking, heroic sequel teaches kids that even if they feel small and underpowered, they can still bravely help those around them.
Killers, insane relatives, hidden bodies and Cary Grant all clash in this chaotic slapstick comedy. Family fare, you say?
It’s a top-tier action sequel to a top-tier action original, with just a few sticky, icky bits for Mom to be wary of.
It’s no illusion, Assassin’s Creed Mirage does look and play a little differently. But it’s still a bloody view.
