Is This for Kids?

Our hosts review an animated adventure for kids with tons of charm and recommend five movies that explore aspects of teen rebellion in a healthy way.

Katie lists her top 5 movies for young girls, while Jonathan shares his favorite video games for kids under 10, including some with episodes on EWTN.

'Hitpig!" is an animated comedy film younger audiences will thoroughly enjoy, while "Here" explores adult themes kids can have difficulty relating to.

Our hosts review the movies "Venom: The Last Dance" and "Conclave" and the TV series "Receiver" to determine their suitability for younger audiences.

The new Joker movie is dark, gritty and intense, so think twice before allowing teens to watch. A safer bet is the delightful animated Piece By Piece.

The Wild Robot is a great movie for kids about nature, technology, and emotional resilience, but do the same themes work in the new Transformers movie?

Two comedies, one dark and the other one lighthearted, offer some interesting life lessons that parents can watch and discuss with their teenage kids.

Teenagers will love the quirky fun of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Monster Summer, but parents need to know where to draw the line with younger kids.

Fantasy Football leagues boost sports knowledge for kids, but what are the drawbacks? And we review the action & mature humor of the Borderlands movie.

The popular series PAW Patrol has entertained kids for over a decade, but are there themes and storylines that are inappropriate for younger children?

A look at two beloved TV series from different eras. Our intrepid hosts explore the pros and cons of recommending Boy Meets World and Stranger Things.

Classic family films like The Princess Bride and Mrs. Doubtfire deliver laughs, but parents should exercise caution before letting little ones watch.

Take an epic journey through the Star Wars movie franchise as Jonathan and Katie channel the Force to make recommendations on what kids shouldn’t see.

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.