Author: VidAngel

Fans shouted and begged for a new season, and after a quick 1,147 days, the 3rd season of Jack Ryan is FINALLY HERE. Ladies and gents, it’s time to pause The Office reruns and watch Jim Krasinski take on... Read More

Hope you’re sitting down for this one. Our customer support team are actual real-life human beings. They read and respond to every Facebook message, comment, Twitter DM, and email that comes into VidAngel. For chats, we use a chatbot... Read More

Dear VidAngel Members, You may have heard that Netflix is launching an ad-supported subscription plan. This follows Amazon’s recent launch of Freevee, which offers ad-supported content at no cost. The good news is that we have been hard at... Read More

To kick off November, we wanted to extend our gratitude to our employees with a spotlight on each department. A peek behind the VidAngel curtain. Of course, who better to start with than our CEO, Bill Aho. From our... Read More

Recently, a Netflix Original Movie, The Luckiest Girl Alive, has been making headlines. Critics and viewers are saying that the R rating isn’t enough and that the show should have a trigger warning. Many shows do come with trigger... Read More

One of our most frequently asked questions: Has anyone tried this? Does VidAngel actually work? Yes, over a million people have used VidAngel. And yes, we actually work.   How does VidAngel work? VidAngel allows you to select what offensive... Read More

  #10 The Empress Summary: Two young people meet. A fateful encounter – the proverbial love at first sight. He is Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary, she is Elisabeth von Wittelsbach, Princess of Bavaria and the sister of the... Read More

We are not the moral authority for other people. We wanted to foster a community of passionate viewers who want the option to see more shows without compromising their standards in the process. Even though movies like Wolf of... Read More

Yes and no. Directors have visions for how their movies should be viewed. Most likely in a theater where the butter to popcorn ratio is 1:1, cell phones are turned off, and kids are anywhere else. Uninterrupted entertainment. But... Read More

Watching a two-hour movie is a commitment. You don’t have the flexibility of the half-hour episodes to decide whether you’ll watch ten more episodes or move on to the next show of your choice. You’re choosing to spend your... Read More