Bret loves a good story—be it a movie, show, or video game—and enjoys geeking out about things like plot and story structure. He has a blast reading and writing fiction and has penned several short stories and screenplays. He and his wife love to kayak the many beautiful Colorado lakes with their dog.
Why are so many of the 2025 Emmy Awards nominees un-family friendly? How can parents protect their kids from popular but problematic shows?
A barrage of content concerns—including graphic violence, language and sexuality—makes ‘Caught Stealing’ a strikeout with discerning viewers.
With the summer movie season winding down, let’s highlight some summer blockbusters that were (in some cases, surprisingly) great for families.
With the summer movie season approaching the checkered flag, we took another look at ‘F1® The Movie’ and its surprisingly hollow message.
The grit and grime of ‘She Rides Shotgun’ stains this father-daughter drama, making this ride a safe bet for families to skip.
‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ unleashes a bloody, profane and sexually charged reboot of the 1997 slasher flick of the same name.
‘F1® The Movie’ is a visually stunning and pulse-pounding racing film, but it comes with more than a few bumps in the road.
This newest incarnation of Superman is imperfect and overstuffed but still champions its titular character’s heroism and goodness.
Porn use has become an epidemic in our modern era and, unfortunately, is not a problem exclusive to adults. So, what can we do?
The downpour of language and sexual content found in ‘Bride Hard’ will likely have families checking “NO” on this wedding’s RSVP.
‘The American Miracle’ is a docudrama that should please history buffs and people of faith alike as it traces God’s providential role in America’s founding.
