Sarah Rasmussen was Plugged In’s 2023 summer intern, and she continues to write reviews for Plugged In today. She is studying English education with a minor in theatre at Oral Roberts University. Sarah’s hobbies include reading, hiking and singing entire Broadway soundtracks in her car. Sarah loves serving with Plugged In because she believes expressions of biblical truth can be found everywhere—even in secular media. She also thinks watching movies for her job is pretty cool.
A violent terrorist attack uncovers a government conspiracy in Hulu’s series for mature audiences, ‘Paris Has Fallen.’
In Prime Video’s Cruel Intentions, Caroline desperately wants a special prospective member to join her sorority. And she’ll do anything to convince her.
In Cartoon Network’s Invincible Fight Girl, Andy pursues her dream of becoming a pro wrestler, despite her upbringing on Accountant Isle.
The title characters in the CBS sitcom spinoff, ‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ adjust to their new roles as parents and spouses.
In NBC’s sitcom, Happy’s Place, Bobbie must learn to share ownership of her late father’s tavern when she discovers she has a little sister, Isabella.
In CBS’ modern reboot of the Andy Griffith legal drama, Madeline Matlock uses her unassuming personality to her advantage.
Filled with profanity and LGBT content, FX’s English Teacher won’t be found on most families’ back-to-school shopping lists.
In Baby Fever, fertility doctor Nana inseminates herself with stolen sperm. Now she must cope with the secret and the struggles of single motherhood.
The magical adventures in this TV-Y7 series make it feel as if it’s meant for an older audience.
The Orphan Black franchise is back. And its new show echoes the violence, profanity and homosexual romance from the original.
Characters in the Pyramid Game participate in a violent ranking contest, so naturally, the show ranks low in family-friendliness.
