The End of Oak Street
‘The End of Oak Street’ is a strange, silly and entertaining romp that suffers from the piles of problems it drops in its cinematic backyard.
The Rivals of Amziah King
‘The Rivals of Amziah King’ has some bluegrass-fueled, honey-sweet moments, but it comes with sharp-edged stings, too.
Finding Emily
A charming take on the romcom formula can’t save ‘Finding Emily’ from falling into a content trap that includes sexual and LGBT content.
Tony
‘Tony’ shows how chef Anthony Bourdain got his start in the culinary world, but the film leaves a sour taste with foul language, nudity and drug use.
Practical Magic 2
While this legacy sequel has all the right pieces to capitalize on some sweet nostalgia, the concoction we get here isn’t quite spellbinding.
Practical Magic
Witchcraft and foul language are brewed together with sexuality and domestic violence. Families will want to stay away from the toxic combination of this cauldron.
The Fix
The film talks about sin and redemption, but it does so in violent, bloody and cuss-filled ways. Throw in some nudity, and families can nix ‘The Fix’.
Runner
‘Runner’ includes tearful and cheer-worthy moments—along with some strong language and thumping, stabbing, shooting and bone-breaking bloodiness.
Drawn Together
Prime Video’s ‘Drawn Together,’ won’t draw many families together with its abundant foul language, violence, nudity and a sex scene.
The Passion of the Christ
Horrifying and beautiful, 2004’s ‘The Passion of the Christ’ portrays the final hours of Jesus’ life with unflinching, graphic violence.