Is This for Kids?

Films can be traumatic when kids can’t discern fact from fantasy. Do Goosebumps and Five Nights at Freddy's get a passing grade on the spooky scale?

Our hosts discuss two wildly popular video games, Call of Duty and League of Legends, analyzing content, gameplay, and potential concerns for parents.

Christmas is in the air our hosts review two holiday classics, Home Alone and The Santa Clause, to let you know if they’re suitable for kids to watch.

Jonathan and Katie review holiday favorites The Grinch and Spirited, two movies with a message, to see if they should be on your kids’ watch list.

A look at one of the biggest movie franchises of all time, the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Our hosts flag the action, themes, and dangers for parents.

Colorful characters and uplifting themes make the animated movies Trolls and Wish a delightful and enchanting experience for youngsters of any age.

A look at the latest installment of The Hunger Games series for parents who need guidance on the intense themes and character dynamics of the story.

Many TV choices are on YouTube these days, but the content is not always suitable for kids. We look at two of its big stars: Dude Perfect and MrBeast.

Willy Wonka and Charlie & the Chocolate Factory create a tasty candyland paradise, but the themes they depict might not be so sweet for younger kids.

Jonathan and Katie take a deep dive into Marvel’s spectacular Aquaman movie, and then tell you if the high-flying Migration ever gets off the ground.

Historical films can deliver powerful and emotional messages but they may not be suitable for kids. A review of Boys in the Boat and The Color Purple.

The nostalgic charm of The Sandlot and the heartfelt coming-of-age story Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret are judged for their kid-worthy appeal.

Two animated Japanese films artfully mix fantasy with themes of love, kindness and selflessness. Jonathan and Katie will tell you if they’re for kids.

The popularity of the Percy Jackson series of movies and TV shows make them something your kids are going to want to see. What should you tell them?

Teen-centric films like Mean Girls and To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before can have a profound influence on young girls. But it is positive or negative?

Our hosts explain how the Christian themes woven throughout Tolkein’s epic Lord of the Rings form a powerful learning experience your kids will love.

The eight Harry Potter movies have grossed almost $8 billion worldwide, but should parents use the cloak of invisibility when it comes to their kids?

Two classic family films, Free Willy and Heavyweights, are reviewed. Jonathan and Katie tell you if the heartwarming stories are appropriate for kids.

The animated Kung Fu Panda 4 and the sci-fi Dune are two wildly different movies that share one thing in common. See whether or not they’re for kids.

See whether the animated adventure Orion and the Dark, the teen romance The Kissing Booth, and the drama series Ginny & Georgia are suitable for kids.

Suits, The Office, and Friends are clever TV shows that sometimes deal with adult themes. Our hosts show where to draw the line when it comes to kids.

Jonathan and Katie explain why Friday Night Lights and The O.C. are TV dramas that can be relevant for older kids, but younger ones may lose interest.

Damsel and Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire both deliver thrills, but that doesn’t mean they’re appropriate for your children. Jonathan and Katie weigh in.

Jonathan and Katie compare old and new - the 1953 classic animated Peter Pan and the modern teen fantasy Twilight. Which is more appropriate for kids?

If you’re looking for something to watch with your kids, should it be the family adventure Davey & Jonnie’s Locker or the intense thriller Manhunt?