Contributor: Paul Asay

‘Ice Cream Man’ is all blood and no heart. And that makes for a bad movie indeed.

Hollywood has been on a tear in 2026. A big reason for that turnaround has been the surprising success of horror movies …

Netflix teams up with director Greta Gerwig to bring Narnia to audiences in new and potentially problematic ways.

‘Daniel and the Fiery Furnace’ takes a few liberties with its source material, but it offers an inspiring look at faith under fire—literally.

Is a monster on the loose? ‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’ tries to uncover the truth. But while fun, this film can be a little, um, hairy for families.

‘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.

‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ was finally knocked off its box-office perch by this long-awaited, and problematic, sequel.

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’.

This sequel to The Office features the same setup, crisp writing and cringe-worthy jokes of its forbear. But The Paper’s content issues can be significantly worse.

A young noble inherits his father’s estate—along with its illegal marijuana operation. Alas, this show grows its own crop of problems.

We’ve just closed the books on the summer box-office season—a season that, according to Hollywood’s curious calendar, runs from May 1 through Labor Day. And my, what a season it was. Movies raked in a record-breaking $4.76 billion over the 130-day summ …

Jason Statham’s ‘Mutiny’ features violence, violence and, hey, a little more violence. Also, there’s a plot.

‘Mayday,’ from Apple TV, is a throwback to the buddy action comedies of yesteryear. But it comes with some throwback problems, too.

Dark Matter reminds us that our choices define us. They make us who they are. But this show makes some poor choices itself.

‘LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian’ transforms the originating, live-action, Disney+ show into a funny, sweet and kid-friendly special.