Approved for 12+

The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows

A family of archaeologists find the fifth pendant that has been missing for centuries. Unfortunately a spirit has also been searching for this pendant. Once all pendants are brought together the shadows from the past are released. Will Sophie be able to save her town from the shadows?

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Dove Review

Dove Review:

The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows introduces us to the world-traveling Carson family as they arrive in Los Angeles. The father, Edward Carson (Richard Tyson), is on a breakthrough architectural mission to unearth the last of five all-powerful magic pendants—but so is the gravest force of evil, Ohanzee.

Ironically, Edward finds the fifth pendant in the backyard of the school that his daughter, Sophie (Isabella Blake-Thomas), attends. Shadows, charged by Ohanzee, begin to stalk the school grounds and threaten to overtake the entire world. Will the Carsons keep the shadows at bay and protect the fifth pendant from Ohanzee and his evil plans?

Producers bill this film as a “horror film for children”, but some of the location gaffes are scariest, and unfortunately, the genre is a continuity issue: an Indiana Jones/family/horror nebulous concoction. However, the film showcases expositional writing.

Outside of minor horror images, there are no offensive elements, although some families may take exception to the “magic” elements. Regardless, the film’s overall theme resonates true: good overcomes evil, granting this film the Dove-approved seal for Ages 12+.

The Dove Take:

The League of the Legend Keepers: Shadows is a family adventure that adds mediocre elements of horror. Since it is targeted for kids, Dove warns that it’s not for families with small children.

Dove Rating Details

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Faith

None

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Integrity

Evil force pulls victim closer, a scene implies the murder of a teen and woman bythe evil force

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Sex

Mother and father kiss; daughter tells them to get a room

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Language

kids name call others, two or three mild toilet humor statements

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Violence

Evil force pulls victim closer, a scene implies the murder of a teen and woman by
the evil force

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Drugs

None

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Nudity

None

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Other

The evil force, in man-form, though corny to older kids, would be frightening to little
children. His eyes and the eyes of those he possesses turn black. Magic is mentioned.

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