Contributor: Emily Tsiao

We had the chance to sit down with Bailee and talk about her faith, Lucky Charms cereal, what it’s like filming a musical.

This Victorian-era Netflix offering is dark tale filled with just about every abhorrent thing you can imagine.

As Supergirl flies over the city of Metropolis, heroic struggles abound, of course … as does some content that’s less than heroic.

This British buddy-cop show has made its way to The CW, and it lost some of its problems on the trip. But alas, there’s plenty more to consider.

Besides the catchy tunes, we also get a great story demonstrating what happens when Christians do life together.

Bad Trip is a bad movie. Period.

When aliens come to earth trying to figure out why we earthlings do the things we do, silly hijinks (and a bit of bathroom humor) ensue.

This Netflix show deals with some pretty interesting issues, but the sex, language and violence makes this show a bit of a zero.

Can’t say that New Amsterdam is harmless. But it wants to heal, too.

If you’re looking for lessons on how to be good, don’t be fooled this show’s title, because these Good Girls aren’t.

Much like how Moxie the zine makes many mistakes in its protests, so does Moxie the film.

It’s certainly not the worst show out there, but it does come with a little debris of its own.

When it comes to family viewing, this animated show doesn’t come quite close enough.

Adam Harrison isn’t like any other kid around. His dad is Bigfoot. Yes, that Bigfoot. Once a scientist, Dr. Harrison turned into the furry legend during a genetic experiment gone wrong. As a result, he gained super speed, the ability to heal himself (a …

This CBS show can look and feel pretty impressive at times. But it is not exactly pure.