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.
Wonderland’s T-rated cleanup doesn’t necessarily equate to good, clean, all-ages fun.
Does this title suggest this is a Dark Souls game for kids? It’s not. It still has some nasty bits to navigate, though.
If your family can make it past the sticky bits, there are some very interesting lessons here.
New studies show that allowing your kids to play video games could improve their reading comprehension skills.
If you have a PS5 and any interest in simulated racing games in the least, this is a title to have.
Though this movie’s title may sound like that of a romance or a comedy, The Weekend Away is actually a pretty solid murder mystery.
The makers of Dark Souls and the author of Game of Thrones join forces to make an extremely difficult, gory and spiritually grim game.
If you’re in the mood for a little movie fun for the fam and the new Batman flick feels way too rough-edged, March right over to your TV or computer screen and swing into a bit of streaming action.
Aloy faces new forbidden horizons. But should she face them in your family room?
While some of our previous nominees have featured films with a bit of Christian content, this category is for Christian movies.
Obviously, the movies we nominate here will have problems—more than you’d find in our kids and teens categories. So be sure to check out or full reviews before you and your family watch.
We turned some of our attention to smaller movies that you might not have even heard of. (But we still get a superhero movie in there.)
