Contributor: Kennedy Unthank

The Colors Within paints a story about a trio of high school students learning to accept themselves—spurred on by a passion for music.

There’s no denying that SMii7Y and friends have fun playing video games together. But their conversations won’t be appropriate for young audiences.

The hikikomori phenomenon, once an issue largely exclusive to Japan, is now a global problem. Here’s what you should know about it.

Castlevania: Nocturne appropriates its source material to craft anti-Christian propaganda.

One of Them Days showcases a particularly miserable day in our protagonists’ lives—and one filled with far more content than necessary, too.

‘Sakamoto Days’ is like ‘John Wick’ meets ‘Spy x Family’—with all of the positives and negatives that such a combination implies.

The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim is a simple story, but both its violence and animation have some choppiness to them.

It’s a shame that Better Man, the biopic starring Take That member Robbie Williams, doesn’t have better content.

In pursuit of fun, the team behind How Ridiculous competes and experiments, proving that having fun doesn’t have to be crude to be enjoyable.

Surprisingly, The Last Showgirl exposes a critical truth about the nature of vanity. But it does so accompanied by salacious, sexual content.

Fox’s new medical drama Doc sets up an intriguing premise. Time will tell if it crashes into salacious content or recovers into a worthwhile watch.

Supernatural fog is never a good weather pattern when you work on an oil rig. But violence and profanity, apparently, are right as rain.

With crude language and sexual references, you’ll find FutureCanoe to be like many recipes that appear on the channel—far from perfect.

Beast Games showcases one of the biggest competitions ever put to screen. But the love of money causes many issues viewers won’t appreciate.

Kill ‘Em All 2 is exactly how you might expect. Bullets turn its baddies into Swiss cheese…which is fitting for such a cheesy action film.