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.
Underworld gods, violence and magic all make this creative cartoon feel dark and disturbing.
The bad dubbing isn’t the only thing that some families will want to be aware of.
Plugged In presents a speculative journal of a world with no social media.
When is a Christian film not a Christian film? That’s the odd question Camp Manna attempts to answer.
When it comes to One of Us Is Lying, the truth is no one should be watching.
While some features make Steam more enjoyable for players, they can also create something of a nightmare for parents.
Justin Bieber’s latest concert movie shows plenty of growth in the star’s life—and perhaps room for more.
This supernatural show has its share of ghosts. But it’s also about friendship and hope.
This R-rated psychological thriller mostly avoids graphic imagery, but its grim story is no less unnerving and disturbing.
The Da Vinci Code’s Robert Langdon is tracking down clues again, and bashing religion along the way.
Movies can be so powerful. They can help us laugh. They can make us cry, and sometimes those tears aren’t a bad thing.
This poignant tale about a couple’s loss of a child reminds us of how we need each other—especially in life’s toughest moments.
Filters can be fun. Some can be harmless. But don’t adorn yourself with one. You don’t need it.
Nightbooks is intended as a kid-friendly horror flick. It certainly succeeds at the “horror” part. The “kid-friendly” part? not so much.
