Contributor: Paul Asay

Frog and Toad are, on the surface, innocent friend in this innocent kids’ show. But parents should be aware of a bit of subtext.

Gordon Lightfoot died earlier this week at the age of 84. And while he was by no means perfect, he had some interesting things to say—and to sing—about faith.

The vibe of this high-concept comedy feels almost PG-13—but its content problems are unquestionably R-rated.

For the fourth-straight weekend, The Super Mario Bros. Movie jumped the field, raced to the castle and pulled down a box-office victory.

Lifelong besties Tully and Kate met on Firefly Lane. But loyalty and nostalgia aren’t the only things you’ll see here.

Citadel is stylish, silly and salacious. But its amnesiac spies may well leave conscientious viewers wishing they could forget.

Why do movies we loved as kids sometimes seem too problematic to share with our own children?

For three-straight weeks, the animated film has been practically invincible, outracing everyone else in the field and notching win after win.

Chris Evans and Ana de Armas star in this silly, spirited and kinda fun action/romance/comedy. But some problems haunt Ghosted, too.

The Pope’s Exorcist fuses a silly plot with some serious problems. But beneath the blood, it offers some interesting thoughts, too.

How do we as parents encourage our sons and daughters to put aside the game controller, put away the remote and read?

Disney+’s flagship show is fun, gritty and well in keeping with the rest of the franchise—but the bodycount can get pretty high.

Mario and Luigi took the Rainbow Road all the way to No. 1 and left the competition in its multicolored dust.

Netflix’s newest show is well done, you might say. But Plugged In has a beef with some of its problems.

How many moms and dads are ready to talk about transgenderism with their 5-year-olds? Adam Holz talks about how to navigate these issues with your family.