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.
While a few issues mar this Strange Planet, it offers some insights on just how strange our own planet can be.
Would AI cause a nuclear fallout? Or would it simply want to live alongside us in peace?
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.
Some families might be willing to give The Slumber Party a shot, but others may well find that the messaging here is more than they’re willing to navigate at their kids’ own sleepovers.
Twitter and Threads and X, oh my! Plus, how AirTags are aiding thieves and stalkers. And read up on some harmful social media challenges.
Praise Petey’s crass, suggestive and sarcastic content satirizes a religious cult and skewers men in equal measure.
So while Sweet Magnolias is mostly sweet, we find a few elements which make it more tart than some would like.
Justified: City Primeval Is not a pleasant sort of story. And it’s hard to justify watching it.
This Apple TV+ whodunnit murder mystery has more problems than a dead body and killer on the loose.
The latest entry in this violent, suicide-filled franchise isn’t as well crafted as the original Bird Box from 2018.
Miracle Workers is, at times, heartwarming. But it tries a bit too hard to make comedy out of sex, violence, language and sadly, Christianity.
What is Threads? What does it have to do with Meta and Twitter? And, most importantly, what do parents need to know?
