Episodes

NEEDTOBREATHE explores our struggle to accept, embrace and trust that God’s love requires nothing in return.

This glittery sequel ultimately teaches a valuable lesson about loving and accepting people who are different.

Sure, the show has a few tiny bumps—but for the most part, Cory Carson runs smoothly.

Looking for ideas for handling your kid’s screen time?

Mraz sings about finding the positive and looking for the silver lining.

Kids find a magical creature that can grant wishes. But will it grant you a good movie? (PG)

My Spy, starring Guardians of the Galaxy alumni Dave Bautista, certainly seems to be aiming at family audience. But there are some disappointing elements families will want to know about before streaming this comedic actioner...

Defending Jacob is based on a book written by William Landay, and Landay himself suggests that the story is as much a family drama as it is a crime novel.

What do you do about predators lurking around while your kids are gaming?

Morris sings about the strength of a relationship when the foundation is solid.

This is an agonizing tale of a pregnant young woman who never really seems to recognize any other choice but abortion. (PG-13)

The new Christian comedy Selfie Dad, starring Michael Jr., revolves around a very simple message: prioritizing Scripture and allowing it to transform your life. (PG)

13 Reasons Why may, unintentionally, romanticize suicide for some teens, even though that’s not the show’s intent.

Is your kid spending too much time gaming?

The pop diva returns to familiar territory with dance club melodrama alongside characteristic bizarre portrayals of emotional distress.

Whatever point The Hunt may want to make, or whatever value it might hope to have, is pretty much obliterated by its violence. (R)

This romantic drama about a down-on-his luck guy who finds out he’s a spiritual healer almost feels like your typical Hallmark movie—except for a bit more language, drinking and suggestive content. (NR)

The world could use more Jesus. But can it use more of Him onscreen?

What do you tell your kids about strangers online?

Dua Lipa’s second effort delivers mixed messages when it comes to emotional independence and physical intimacy.

Whannel has crafted a film that plays out more as cruel reality than science fiction. (R)

Ah, the 1950s: sock hops. Poodle skirts. Drive-ins. … UFOs? This slow-burning sci-fi thriller looks on as two intrepid teenagers seek to unravel the mystery of strange sounds being picked up over phone lines in a small New Me...

What happens when you upload your soul to a virtual “heaven” before you die? The answers here aren’t always divine.

Do you have questions about how girls are holding up in this social media age?