Contributor: Paul Asay

For a superhero show, ‘Wonder Man’ is surprisingly light on violence, but a bit heavy on swearing, sexual allusions and meta-Hollywood references.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences unveiled their latest batch of Oscar nominees, and the big story had to be Sinners. Ryan Coogler’s horror film snagged a record 16 nominations, including one for Best Picture. A lot of folks (including me …

Two families try to recover from a critical loss in the Wonder Project’s faith-tinged ‘It’s Not Like That.’ But the show has more content than you’d expect.

‘The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin’ is DailyWire+’s most ambitious show yet—and it comes with a Christian bent. But the show itself feels pretty uneven.

Plugged In talks about some of the coolest, strangest and most head-scratching items to make their debuts at CES.

Does it take a thief to catch a thief? Does it take lots of bad content to make a good TV show?

One of the biggest obstacles to physical health is screen time. We dive into that and much more in our 125-page tech guide and this video!

This spy thriller on Apple TV+ comes with a few twists. But the content issues in it are fairly predictable.

Song Sung Blue plays some dissonant notes. But the movie’s likable characters, its sometimes heartwarming messages and buoyant soundtrack help hide those problems.

ABC’s newest police drama takes an earnest, somewhat positive look at a profession that’s tougher than ever these days.

James Cameron continues to dominate the box office with ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,” but at least we’ve got newcomers this time!

Plugged In dives into 2005’s ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,’ unpacking why this fantasy film is such a beloved classic in many homes.

‘Predator: Badlands’ is the most navigable film in the Predator franchise. But given the franchise’s problematic history, that’s not saying much.

The newest season of Netflix’s Stranger Things continues to blend ’80s nostalgia with ever-darker spiritual content and horrific violence.

After the penultimate episode of ‘Stranger Things,’ many Christians may have felt that they were being force-fed by one of Vecna’s tentacles.