Plugged In Entertainment Reviews

‘Good Boy’ is an inventive horror flick that takes place from a dog’s perspective. But this film won’t quite be a family’s best friend.

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Project Hail Mary dazzles with its visuals and message on bravery alike, but some content issues may cause chaos on this space mission.

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‘The ‘Burbs’ is Peacock’s attempt to adapt the 1989 movie of the same name. But a fresh coat of paint doesn’t hide the content issues.

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Discord wants to make things safer, but at the cost of more information about your kids.

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If you’ve got a taste for good, creative platforming, then the little froggy hero of ‘Big Hops’ has a tongue you can borrow.

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Anaconda is a comedic take on the 1997 film of the same name, but it constricts audiences with violence and crude language.

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Reminders of Him is a sickly mix of the saccharine and sensual—yet another Colleen Hoover adaptation that families may want to avoid.

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Oliver Twist’s Artful Dodger isn’t 13 anymore: He’s an adult. And being an adult comes with more grown-up problems.

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A recent study found that more than a third of boys ages 11 to 17 gambled in the past year.

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Jonathan Haidt’s ‘The Amazing Generation’ shares stories, insights and tips designed to help young readers make their own choices about technology and social media.

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