Contributor: Paul Asay

The King’s Daughter is a fairy tale set in a historical timeline. And like any good fairy tale, it has a moral or two to share.

It’s as grim as you might expect, with a horror movie vibe and a foul mouth. But this Batman film still manages to save the day.

The Hardy Boys are back for a second season and a second mystery more grittier than the last.

Sweet and sad, this musical take on a classic tale works well, but it’s surprisingly sensual in places.

“The reason why I play golf is I’m trying to glorify God and all that He’s done in my life. So for me, my identity isn’t a golf score.”

Mr. Mayor’s platform will be a difficult one for many families to support. But it’s still asking for your vote.

Slow-burn thrillers like this don’t need a lot of sex and cursing to tell a good story. But this movie has them anyway.

This new adaptation of one of Agatha Christie’s most famous novels departs from the book in both good ways and bad.

Reports show that teens are finding it more and more difficult to focus as TikTok has shortened their attention spans.

Let’s not mistake The Contractor for an issues-related think pic. This is a straightforward, R-rated actioner: frenetic, profane and at bloody.

Nate wants nothing more than to be a Broadway star. But this Disney+ musical breaks more than a leg.

Don’t let the PG rating fool you. This film, while cute and cuddly in some ways, contains some claws you should be aware of.

Even if the Smiths were right to take exception to Chris Rock’s joke, the way Smith took exception was not.

Read on to discover the Pluggy winners and audience picks of 2021!

CW’s Take on Archie and the gang isn’t what you remember from the comics.