After spending more than two decades touring, directing, writing and producing for Christian theater and radio (most recently for Adventures in Odyssey, which he still contributes to), Bob joined the Plugged In staff to help us focus more heavily on video games. He is also one of our primary movie reviewers.
Zelda takes the lead in the world-saving this go ‘round. And it makes for some nice, toy-like character play.
Speak No Evil is a disturbing film that’s torturous on several levels—including just to watch.
This sweet true story smiles at, teaches and encourages its viewers in equal measure.
It’s all turn-based strategy battles in colorfully exotic settings. And there are only a few light bumps in Wargroove 2’s groove.
You may go into The Front Room expecting horror, but what you’ll find is a rancid waste of film.
Sexual abuse may not be super easy to talk about for anyone around the kitchen table. But you can bet that AI won’t be shy about it.
Monsters, puzzles and casual chats make this water-colored dungeon-crawler a rare beast.
You’ll do far more wincing than blinking in this I Spit on Your Grave meets Epstein Island pic.
Magical relics, a clash between gods and battles against sandy wraiths are front and center in this desert-bound RPG.
What can be done for a teen with an ever-scrolling finger in an online world designed to keep them there?
Despite Cate Blanchett’s presence in this video game movie, its language and violence mean there are better ways to spend an afternoon.
The truest kindness of this Yorgos Lanthimos-helmed flick would be if no one had to watch it.
Cat Quest III isn’t purrfect. But there’s a lot of swashbuckling, cat-quippy fun to sink your claws into.
