Contributor: Paul Asay

Prime Video’s salacious new British soap opera Riches may be a poor investment of your time.

This sequel to the original 1988 movie Willow is much like its predecessor. Fun, silly and a bit problematic.

Not much entertainment from 1843 has survived long enough to find a home in today’s pop-culture miasma. But Dickens’ A Christmas Carol has.

Plugged In takes a look at what it’s thankful for this year in the worlds of entertainment and technology.

Like the movies that came before, Bumper in Berlin feels sweeter than it actually is.

Nanny, while restrained by R-rated horror standards, certainly subjects viewers to blood and skin, sex and spirituality.

This sequel to 2007’s Enchanted reminds us that we don’t live in a fairy tale. But even so, there’s still magic in our relationships.

Apple TV+’s Spirited comes with some coals in its figgy pudding. But this Christmas musical is also surprisingly sweet, too.

Blue’s Big City Adventure is free of explicit sex, violence and language. But the rainbow flags? They’re flapping with pride.

Plucked straight from the headlines, this story comes with grit, heart … and more swearing than we’d like.

Till, based on the death of a 14-year-old boy and what his mother did about it, isn’t the easiest movie to watch. But it’s not supposed to be.

Part screwball comedy, part murder mystery, part political thriller, part social commentary, Amsterdam never locks onto one bullseye.

The English, a Western now streaming on Prime Video, is heavy on style—and on blood and gore, too.

One of the biggest movies of the year. The biggest pop star on the planet. Yep, it’s a big podcast. Who could ask for anything … Namor? (Oh, wait, he’s in there, too.)

This interesting fairy tale makes us long for a less problematic movie.