Emily studied film and writing when she was in college. And when she isn’t being way too competitive while playing board games, she enjoys food, sleep, and geeking out with her husband indulging in their “nerdoms,” which is the collective fan cultures of everything they love, such as Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate and Lord of the Rings.
‘Mating Season’ is yet another raunchy, crass, excessively explicit production from the mind of Nick Kroll, creator of ‘Big Mouth.’
Good Omens is thought by many to be a good show. But spiritually, this Prime Video series seems like it needs to be carted away in its own handbasket.
As far as psychological, spiritually tinged thrillers go, ‘Mother Mary’ should be an easy pass for discerning viewers.
Language, violence and intense thematic elements might make Apple TV’s ‘Unconditional’ a show you watch under no conditions.
The Legend of Hei 2 is cute with good messages, but it’s also thematically heavy with tons of Chinese spirituality and a bit of violence, too.
Netflix’s ‘Remarkably Bright Creatures’ has some lovely messages, but it blunders through a lot of foul language.
Study suggests that personalized algorithms can lead users to wrong conclusions and a false sense of understanding.
‘Return of the Jedi’ wraps up the original ‘Star Wars’ trilogy with lots of flashy, lightsaber-swinging, blaster-firing, Sith-lightning fare.
What does YASBM mean? Do all the studies about Gen Z apply to your teen? How is screen time affecting your child’s heart?
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ isn’t as clever or biting as the original, and there’s some harsh language. But for mature viewers, it could be a nostalgic romp.
Have you ever seen a muscular, threatening-looking guy go all soft while holding a puppy? That’s sort of the ‘Man on Fire’ concept.
Witchcraft, foul language, suicide, murder, sex and nudity all besmirch this film about women seeking female friendships.
Do social media bans work? Energy drinks could cause heart problems in teens. Girl Scout survey says girls are scared about growing up.
Based on a series from Virgin River’s author, this Canadian camp has less content than most shows, but some elements may make you a little cross.
