Author: VidAngel

In March 2021 VidAngel, Inc. changed their name to Angel Studios and sold the filtering side of the business to our current CEO, Bill Aho.  Want to know what we’ve been up to in just a short first year... Read More

Friday means new releases on VidAngel! There’s something for everyone this week, from a G-rated family-friendly series, Surfside Girls, to R-rated action-thriller film, Wrath of Man. Come check out what else is new this week!   Wrath of Man... Read More

THIRTEEN LIVES Twelve boys and the coach of a Thai soccer team explore the Tham Luang cave when an unexpected rainstorm traps them in a chamber inside the mountain. Read More

Time to start the marathon! Season 3 of “Locke & Key” has finally come out on Netflix. For those who’ve never seen it, the premise of the show is about three siblings who move into their ancestral estate after... Read More

Trigger-warning: The article below discusses sexual abuse. I’m not the snowflake the media paints me out to be. I am a survivor of sexual abuse. Directors, writers, creators, and actors sing this song of shedding awareness or bringing light... Read More

At VidAngel, we work hard to make sure all the best and latest shows and movies are available for our customers as soon as they hit streaming services. We launched so many new titles on VidAngel this month, but... Read More

We’ve all been betrayed and let down by the star-studded, jam-packed films full of household names. The Gray Man is not that. Turns out, Netflix struck gold with the right combination of actors and directors. Directors Joe and Anthony... Read More

There are two things you can count on when it comes to awards season: weird fashion and snubs. Let’s discuss the snubs, shall we? The Stranger Things cast was nowhere to be seen. Kind of gave us Barb from... Read More

The fourth season starts off with Dr. Martin Brenner’s unusually meticulous morning routine. It’s September 8, 1979 and back at the Hawkins National Laboratories. Dr. Brenner walks into the Rainbow Room and directs his attention to 010. He sits... Read More

1. Screen it beforehand. Watch the show before your children watch it. Simply make a mental note or a physical one with timestamps of all the inappropriate words. You’re all set! Be sure not to lose sight of that... Read More