Pumpkin King Jack Skellington is back. First released in 1993, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ now makes annual October appearances. Is it a trick or a treat?
Pumpkin King Jack Skellington is back. First released in 1993, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ now makes annual October appearances. Is it a trick or a treat?
In this movie version of the popular children’s book series, it’s as if ‘Gremlins’ gnaws its way into ‘Jumanji.’ The result is somewhat unexpected.
Billy Bob Thornton’s eccentric family movie about one man’s quest to blast off into space amplifies Hollywood’s typical follow-your-dreams rhetoric to a crescendo.
A frustrated scientist, his fatherless nephew and a beautiful mountain guide set off to do exactly what the movie title says. You know this trek will be perilous for the explorers, but how safe is it for families?
Jim Carrey and Virginia Madsen get caught up in ‘A Novel of Obsession,’ a twisted and bloody tale about … a number.
Sex, drugs and … salsa. This movie (its title translates to ‘The Singer’) is the despair-filled story of Hector Lavoe, the man who made salsa hot in America.
Ice Cube stars in a crass comedy with a surprise sermon tucked inside. This is no ‘Friday’ movie, at least.
Our weekly newsletter will keep you in the loop on the biggest things happening in entertainment and technology. Sign up today, and we’ll send you a chapter from the new Plugged In book, Becoming a Screen-Savvy Family, that focuses on how to implement a “screentime reset” in your family!
