The Copenhagen Test
‘The Copenhagen Test’ is a spy thriller with an antagonist who can see and hear everything our protagonist sees and hears—including the content issues.
Stranger Things
The newest season of Netflix’s Stranger Things continues to blend ’80s nostalgia with ever-darker spiritual content and horrific violence.
Little Disasters
‘Little Disasters’ deals with child abuse and postpartum depression. But its other content concerns make it a bit of a disaster itself.
Spartacus: House of Ashur
After defeating Spartacus and the rebellion, Ashur rises to power in STARZ’s gory and sexually graphic series, Spartacus: House of Ashur.
Malice
Rife with disturbing content and sexual material, the real malice shown by this psychological thriller is toward its audience.
The Abandons
‘The Abandons’ puts viewers in the midst of a deadly family rivalry in 1850s Washington territory—one filled with violence and crudities.
IT: Welcome to Derry
What happened 27 years before Stephen King’s IT? HBO’s IT: Welcome to Derry contains all the horrifying answers.
The Beast in Me
Netflix’s ‘The Beast in Me” is aptly named, since families will need to grapple with a beast made up of content issues when watching it.
The Mighty Nein
‘The Mighty Nein’ feels darker and a bit more lugubrious than its forebear, ‘The Legend of Vox Machina.’ And it comes with mighty problems.
Pluribus
‘Pluribus’ takes us into a genteel planetary takeover. But despite likable conquerors, the violence, sex and swearing make this an unpleasant invasion.