Contributor: Emily Tsiao

This story aims to warn viewers about the dangers of even trusted friends grooming children. But that’s not to say that this limited series is trustworthy itself.

This period piece explores gender expectations from the point of view of a feisty 14-year-old girl who constantly challenges them.

For a show that tries so hard to be unpredictable, we’re sure exposed to plenty of very predictable issues.

This sequel’s spooky PG silliness might seem innocuous to some, but its “unholy mischief” cloaks occult imagery and ideas.

My Little Pony: Make Your Mark has a lot of sweet lessons packed into every episode. However, parents should be mindful of a few things before setting their little ones in front of the screen.

Simone might be a rookie. But the type of show that she’s in feels very, very familiar.

In the end, despite being well-written and well-acted, Lou’s undeniably harsh content will nevertheless shove it out of bounds for many viewers and families.

Reboot plays fun at shows like Fuller House. But the content you’ll find here is much, much worse.

Eureka may live, quite literally, in the past. But we hope this nearly problem-free show has a bright future ahead of it.

Trying to get revenge on someone won’t magically make you feel better about whatever they did to you. And watching this Netflix film won’t make you feel better either.

Just because this Fox show is about a family, that doesn’t make it appropriate for yours.

Queen Latifah stars in this action thriller about a family that inadvertently gets mixed up with some very nasty criminals.

This explicit new animated series about a teen girl whose father is Satan might best be described as anti-good.

This gritty, faith-focused film delivers a wonderful message about redemption and trusting God in all circumstances.

This teen-centric superhero tale gives viewers pretty much what they’d expect from the CW—in both good and bad ways.