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It seems almost impossible to stream new content these days without hearing a bad word or seeing horrific violence splash across the screen. Streaming shows don’t come with the content barriers that broadcast and cable TV programs do, which essentially means anything goes. That’s where a service like VidAngel comes in; VidAngel allows you to watch streaming titles on top services and filter out the content you find objectionable at the same time. VidAngel subscriptions normally start at $10 per month, but for a limited time, you can get the service at a price of $3 per month for your first 3 months of service!

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Last year, Angel Studios — home of the sleeper hit Sound of Freedom — predicted to theater owners at CinemaCon that its upcoming film David would be the highest-grossing animated movie of all time while announcing the title as a splashy 2025 Thanksgiving release. The Utah-based firm, which has eschewed the Hollywood system and prides itself on catering to faith-based and conservative consumers, announced months later that it reached a deal to become a publicly listed entity.

Since then, Angel has been clashing with Slingshot, the production company behind David, over its rights as the film’s distributor. In November, Slingshot terminated its deal with Angel, which responded that it didn’t breach the agreement and has been sued in a lawsuit seeking a court order that it no longer retains the rights to the movie.

Slingshot alleged that Angel vastly overstepped its authority by excluding it from decisions related to international distribution,...

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Is there anything better than cozying up with a movie on streaming with family during the holidays? Unfortunately, there’s a lot of streaming content out there that’s determined to ruin the holiday mood with foul language, violence, sexual content, drug use, or other objectionable images and sounds. VidAngel can help you clean up your holiday streaming party; the service is offering new customers $1 of service for a full month between now and Jan. 2 to let you filter out all the bad stuff!

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On-demand streaming has made a ton of improvements to the way audiences watch TV, from added flexibility to a huge pull-back on the number of commercials viewers see. But one potential drawback of streaming is that it’s not subject to the same rules as linear TV channels, especially when it comes to adult content. Streaming shows are often packed with violence, adult language, and nudity or sexual situations, but VidAngel is here to help. This service works with Apple TV+, Netflix, Prime Video, and other streamers to let viewers filter out the bad stuff while watching! Right now, customers can use promo code Streamable at checkout to save 50% off a VidAngel subscription for three months, slashing the price to just $4.99!

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Angel Studios, a small production studio operating out of Utah, has swiftly ascended as a significant player in the entertainment industry with its unique approach to distribution. Offering a diverse range of, mostly faith-themed, content accessible worldwide; the small film and TV outfit has revolutionised the distribution landscape mostly through crowdfunding.

While their decidedly innovative approach has been making headlines ever since the extraordinary record-breaking success of Sound of Freedom in 2023 – the film grossed around $250 million on a modest $14.5 million budget – the studio has also scored some huge wins with shows like The Chosen, Dry Bar Comedy and more recently the faith-based sci-fi drama The Shift.

The latest release from this ever surprising outfit sees the return of Sound of Freedom co-director Alejandro Monteverde at the helm in this impressive biopic detailing the life of 19th century Catholic missionary Francesca Cabrini. Portrayed by esteemed Italian actress Cristiana Dell’Anna (Patrizia in...

With the consolidation of streaming services, it can be difficult for parents to feel comfortable with letting their children watch a show or movie for fear of what might pop up next. Just this week, Disney announced that it would begin putting Hulu titles on the ostensibly more family-friendly Disney+ beginning in December for a beta period ahead of a full spring launch. The rationale is that the company wants to give adults enough time to set up parental controls that are appropriate for their individual families

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The faith-based indie outfit behind summer blockbuster Sound of Freedom is out with documentary After Death, which opens in over 2,600 theaters this weekend, an extremely wide release for a doc that doesn’t also happen to be a concert film.

The exploration of near-death experiences by survivors, scientists, medical professionals and authors that addresses the question of what happens when we die has pre-sold over 211,000 tickets. That’s according to the latest check of a constantly updating ticket counter on Angel’s website that estimates pre-orders based on integrations with ticketing platforms and exhibitors.

The company declined to put a dollar figure on pre-sales. “We are thrilled by audience response, craving a theatrical experience for After Death,” said Jared Geesey, distribution head of Provo, Utah-based Angel. “Life’s biggest question deserves the biggest screens and a distraction-free environment.”

Director Stephen Gray said the sudden loss of his brother-in-law at age 36 in part inspired the film.

The amount of streaming video on-demand available is truly staggering these days. One recent survey found there are over 2 million streaming titles available worldwide, and with that amount of choice coming from so many different sources, it can be hard for parents to know that their kids aren’t watching something inappropriate without their consent.

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With so many viewing options available on streaming, there’s seemingly something to watch for everybody. But for many families, it seems like what parents want is taking a back seat. According to a new study from young audience digital company SuperAwesome it appears that increasingly, the youngest people in the house are the ones in control of the remote, and therefore are determining which services are worth subscribing.

The study shows that in a majority of households in the United States, kids are instrumental in deciding what families watch. In 56% of cases, either children make the viewing decisions alone, or they are involved in the decision-making process along with the rest of the family. It is only in 43% of the surveyed U.S. households that the parents make the decisions on their own. The divide is even more stark across the pond. In the United Kingdom, children — solely or...

Jim Caviezel stars in human trafficking drama “Sound of Freedom,” the first trailer for which has been unveiled by Angel Studios.

The film is based on the true story of Tim Ballard, a former U.S. government agent that quits his job to rescue children from global sex traffickers. Ballard (Caviezel), a federal agent, finds himself losing hope in the dark field of children crime work. However, Ballard quickly uncovers his life mission when he’s able to free a seven-year-old boy that was kidnapped. When the young boy asks Ballard to find his sister who was also kidnapped, Ballard decides to devote his life to rescuing children from sex slavery.

Alongside Caviezel, the cast also includes Oscar winner Mira Sorvino (“The Final Cut”), Bill Camp (“12 Years a Slave”), José Zúñiga (“Twilight”), Eduardo Verástegui (“Unplanned”), who is also a producer, and written and directed by Alejandro Monteverde.

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Exclusive: Angel Studios — the studio behind the equity-crowdfunded, faith-based series The Chosen, which has done major business both online and in movie theaters — has today announced its launch of a theatrical division, as well as its appointment of Brandon Purdie as Vice President of Theatrical Distribution.

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Purdie joins Angel’s Global Distribution team headed up by SVP Jared Geesey, with plans to help the company continue to disrupt the typical film model by carving out its own network direct to theaters. He comes to Angel Studios with nearly 15 years’ experience running his own distribution outfit, Purdie Distribution, which has overseen the release of...