Category: VidAngel

There are so many shows I want to watch with my daughter. Just not all of them. There’s a whole category of movies and shows that live in a very specific parenting gray zone. Not too mature. Not too... Read More

Hint: It has nothing to do with the snacks. Being a dad means you’re basically the unofficial content screener for your entire household. You’ve been there. Everyone’s settled in, the lights are low, the popcorn is ready — and... Read More

Yellowstone, Landman, 1923 — great TV. VidAngel is how we actually watch it. If you’ve spent any time in the Taylor Sheridan universe, you know the appeal. The scope is enormous. The characters are layered. The dialogue is sharp... Read More

VidAngel may not be what you think it is, and those who use it may not be who you think they are. VidAngel is for everyone. You’ve got great taste. The shows on your watchlist? Genuinely good. You’re not... Read More

No shame. No judgment. Just a tool that actually helps. Kids screen time at home goes up when school’s out. That’s just reality — not a parenting failure. The question isn’t whether they’re going to watch something. The question... Read More

There is no shortage of places to find out who’s in a movie. You can pull up a cast list in seconds. You can read a critic’s take, scroll through audience reviews, check the box office numbers, find out... Read More

You’re not imagining it; mature-rated content is increasing. Family movie night used to be simpler. You scrolled, picked something, and pressed play. Now there’s a whole ritual first. You check the rating. Google whether it’s okay for kids. You... Read More

Lesson one: a lot of great movies have a lot of unnecessary F-words. Somewhere in January, the idea of watching 100 new movies in a year sounds completely reasonable. Fun, even. A built-in excuse for date nights, a reason... Read More

How can you watch a clean version of a movie or TV show? You know the feeling. You’re watching a great movie. The story is engaging. The acting is incredible. Then a scene appears that you didn’t ask for... Read More

You shouldn’t need to pre-screen everything just to press play with your kids. Family movie night sounds simple in theory. Pick a movie, make some popcorn, pile on the couch. Quality time achieved. In practice, it involves a surprising... Read More