Contributor: Paul Asay

The CGI-slathered remake promises to be (ahem) a whale of an attraction for the streaming leviathan. But will it be any good?

We give parents a few pointers on how to reel in the YouTube leviathan in their homes—navigating how their sons and daughters use YouTube and how they can best curb and enjoy it.

As this show about money laundering reaches its end, the verdict looks little different from its predecessor, Breaking Bad.

Spider-Man actor Tom Holland took a break from social media for his mental health. And maybe we should, too.

This bittersweet coming-of-age story serves as a salute to childlike innocence. But it isn’t as innocent as it might seem.

They said they wouldn’t. But now, Disney+ has added R-rated content. And many moms and dads are still upset with the decision.

The Predator is back, and this time he’s hunting poorly armed humans in 1719. What could go wrong? Plenty.

In the wake of Chris Pratt’s recent comments on religion, we unpack the weird relationship we might have with the rich, famous and faithful.

Amazon Prime serves up a Stranger Things wannabe that’s both less intelligent and more problematic.

Studies show that taking pictures of memorable moments instead of simply enjoying them actually makes those moments less impactful.

Can a pile of wrongs ever make a right? The Duke ponders this age-old question in a delightful-but-flawed lark of a true story.

Sometimes, secular films can teach and inspire faith-based audiences.

The Emmys are all about praising the best shows that television has to offer. But by some measures the “best” of television has never been worse.

This graphic and shocking psychological horror film devolves into a confusing, bloody mess.

What We Do in the Shadows can indeed be droll and witty. But like its main characters, it comes with a dark side, too.