Category: FAQ

It’s Friday night. It’s been a long week, and movie night with the family is calling your name. You’re trying to nail down a movie choice for the family, which isn’t easy since your kids range from 3rd grade... Read More

Can you trust TV and movie ratings? Frankly, probably not. Do you happen to know the actual difference between TV-MA and TV-14? Do you know what it takes for a series to be considered TV-MA? Or what’s the difference... Read More

We don’t force directors to change their scenes. We just let families mute and skip those scenes like they would with a remote. A remote isn’t censorship— it’s choice. And sure, if you think filtering ruins the art or... Read More

Ask yourself this: Are you okay with the average 27 instances of bad language in a Cobra Kai episode? Are you comfortable with your children hearing and/or repeating those words? Are you okay with other children your children’s age... Read More

Cobra Kai is a TV series based on the 1984 martial arts classic, The Karate Kid. You, your dad, and your dad’s dad were introduced to/fell in love with Mr. Miyagi’s wit and the iconic phrase, “Wax on, wax... Read More

Watching TV on a TV isn’t a new concept. You’ve been faring just fine for a couple of decades now. Then you hear about a filtering service called VidAngel that allows you to take out whatever content you don’t... Read More

We get this all the time. Have you ever wondered who our taggers are and how we create filters for movies and shows? Does thinking about who takes on the task of identifying all the offensive content in your... Read More

“For being a Christian streaming service, VidAngel is showing and advertising titles that are not Christian family entertainment. All those that have language are not suitable for Christians.” So, is VidAngel a Christian company?  The straightforward answer? No.  While... Read More

What can you expect when watching Yellowstone with filters for profanity, nudity, and gore? First things first. Hope you’re sitting down for this one. Rip still exists. Although much quieter, Beth is still there too. They are all ever... Read More

Did you know offensive content in today’s movies has increased nearly 800% since 1980?  The first swear word in a studio film was in 1939’s Gone With the Wind. Nowadays, our movies average 43 swear words an hour. We... Read More