Contributor: Paul Asay

How can parents curb summertime screentime now that school is back in session? And should families see films like Beetlejuice?

Plenty of new movies flooded the multiplex over the Labor Day weekend. But to no avail: For the fifth time in six weeks, Deadpool & Wolverine landed up top.

Quaid touches on plenty of topics during this wide-ranging, illuminating conversation with Focus on the Family President Jim Daly—especially on what it was like to play one of the United States’ most beloved, yet debated, presidents.

Everything you need to know about Prime Video’s The Rings of Power. Plus, what we thought of Dennis Quaid’s new movie, Reagan.

Effective, unsettling and filled with occultic elements, Longlegs might make you wish for a short memory.

After losing the top spot last weekend to Alien: Romulus, Deadpool & Wolverine returned to No. 1.

Powerful and riveting, Apple TV+’s sprawling family saga Pachinko still comes with some unfortunate elements of chance.

The Plugged In Team sits down with the Kendrick brothers to discuss how they got into Christian moviemaking and their latest film, The Forge.

Inside Out 2 is fun. It’s thoughtful. And it’s a fantastic conversation starter. And it lands just a hair below Pixar’s best films.

Moviegoers embraced Alien: Romulus with the passion of a face-hugger this weekend, leaving Deadpool & Wolverine in second place.

How do we protect our kids from content that looks like it’s made for kids but is actually targeted toward adults?

Perhaps these movies will get your kids excited about school and all the cool things that they’ll have the opportunity to learn.

The husband-and-wife tandem of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively took home gold and silver at the box office this weekend.

This problematic sci-fi show’s fourth season forces our protagonists to solve, once again, another world-ending scenario.

LISTEN TO THE PLUGGED IN SHOW, EPISODE 246 I’m a sucker for old movies. Sure, I have an appreciation for a lot of the new stuff, and as a Plugged In reviewer, I sure watch a lot of it. But when I’m watching a movie for myself—when I don’t have to sit d …