Contributor: Jonah Parker

The characters of Paramount+’s MobLand love their families. But the series itself isn’t anything resembling family friendliness.

‘No Limbs, No Limits’ is an encouraging look at a man whose resilience, as well as his trust in God, continues to inspire those who hear his story.

With the release of ‘Primetime,’ Chris Hansen and his early 2000s series are more relevant than they’ve been in years. But can this entertainment truly be classified as justice?

Netflix’s ‘A Different World’ reboot gets some points for diversity and sweet themes, but the sentimentality of college years includes partying and sensuality.

This pro-family flick comes with plenty of positive messages. But parents should be wary of magical elements, some bad attitudes and a bit of potty humor.

This stirring biopic may well change the sad fact that most Americans don’t know who William Wilberforce was—or how he struggled for two decades to abolish the English slave trade.

Apple TV’s ‘Last Seen’ is a mature, dark crime drama with a lot on its mind. The contemplative series unearths trauma and harsh profanities in equal measure.

Twenty years after its initial release, Beyoncé’s ‘B’Day’ is back with six new tracks, bringing more of the party-loving, sensual content found throughout the original album.

Teens are choosing physical albums and movies over streaming. Is this just a trend, or something deeper?

While this legacy sequel has all the right pieces to capitalize on some sweet nostalgia, the concoction we get here isn’t quite spellbinding.

‘Dang!’ is Netflix’s newest in a long line of raunchy comedies—a series that, once again, forgets the punchline as it’s telling the joke.

Witchcraft and foul language are brewed together with sexuality and domestic violence. Families will want to stay away from the toxic combination of this cauldron.

Peacock’s ‘The Undeclared War’ has lofty aspirations, but some harsh language and less than thrilling pacing make this tech thriller a hard sell.

While language and tense themes may place ‘The Brink of War’ out of reach for children, history buffs may find the film investing.

While ‘Buddy’ may seem friendly, predatory behaviors and excessive violence directed at children will have parents quickly turning off the TV.