Contributor: Kennedy Unthank

There’s something on YouTube for everyone. For fans of LEGO or LEGO Ninjago, ‘Brick Legends’ is that channel.

The Final Destination franchise is about the inevitability of death. Though gruesome, the concept intrinsically invites theological study.

Violence and explicit images remain at the forefront of Dexter: Resurrection, which continues the murderous protagonist’s story.

How to Train Your Dragon is a near shot-for-shot remake of the original. But its live-action nature makes the violence here more visceral.

‘Superman’ can soar around the world faster than you can say “James Gunn,” and it’ll get to the top of the box office just as fast.

Skillhouse tries to critique excessive influencer culture through satire, but its love of gore makes it the very thing it sought to mock.

It’s low-hanging fruit to say that Too Much is, in terms of content, too much. But sometimes, low-hanging fruit is just the best choice.

This ridiculous-and-it-knows-it buddy action flick comes with a few nice messages, but it also leaves plenty of corpses in its wake.

Like its predecessors, Karate Kid: Legends packs some violence and language in its punches, but it also comes with a number of nice messages, too.

‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ took a big bite out of the world’s wallets as it stomped onto movie screens, leaving ‘F1’ racing to catch up.

Despite the channel’s love of tech and some of the positive things we can glean from it, there’s still a few bugs in the channel’s system.

Where there’s smoke, there’s going to be fire. And where there’s Apple TV’s ‘Smoke,’ there’s going to be content issues.

Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye focuses on demons, near nudity and violence, and it provides little room to catch your breath.

Ironheart has your standard Marvel violence, but it also comes with crude language, sexual content and spiritual issues galore.

‘Deep Cover’ delivers a comedy about all the issues that come with a drug syndicate … and those are the reasons why you’ll want to avoid it.