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.
This Halloween “classic” from 1993 is in theaters again, and it’s filled with more problems than just “toil and trouble” for would-be viewers.
You might want to read the syllabus before starting this coming-of-age tale. Miseducation contains heavy sexual themes, LGBT content and harsh profanity.
If the title, Krapopolis, wasn’t hint enough, be warned. Fox’s adult animation comedy contains crass humor, profanity and sexual content.
While theater lovers will likely relate to this mockumentary style film, parents may want to keep this one backstage until their kids are older.
Baki Hanma is on a quest to fight his father, but families might want to hunt for a less violent anime.
The Try Guy’s use of profanity, substances and sexual references makes them a group your family probably won’t want to try.
While this anime explores some interesting themes, it contains all the gore and sexual content you might expect from a zombie-centric show.
The Beanie Bubble uncovers the story behind the Beanie Babies craze. Unfortunately, it’s stuffed with plenty of harsh profanity.
Feel-good country vibes mask Morgan Wallen’s questionable breakup coping mechanisms in the song, “One Thing at a Time.”
Cassie Ho’s fitness channel encourages a balanced approach to health and wellness, albeit with a couple of minor caveats.
In the feel-good Netflix rom-com ‘Happiness for Beginners’, a divorced woman finds renewed purpose on a wilderness retreat.
Aside from cartoon violence and some magical references, Dew Drop Diaries offers a kid-friendly tale about fairies finding lost items for humans.
There’s some mild violence, bathroom humor and typical teenage sass, but Supa Team 4 could provide super entertainment for your family.
