Such Brave Girls
What tries to be a fearless depiction of mental health issues becomes an uncomfortable experience with little morality to be found.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
After losing his family to a demon attack, Tanjiro Kamado joins the Demon Slayer Corps to seek his revenge.
Too Much
It’s low-hanging fruit to say that Too Much is, in terms of content, too much. But sometimes, low-hanging fruit is just the best choice.
Smoke
Where there’s smoke, there’s going to be fire. And where there’s Apple TV’s ‘Smoke,’ there’s going to be content issues.
Countdown
In Prime’s Countdown, Nathan Blythe assembles a task force of misfits to investigate and halt a conspiracy that puts all of Los Angeles in jeopardy.
Squid Game
Netflix might not have banked on Squid Game being its most popular show ever. But it sure knew it wanted it bloody.
The Bear
FX’s The Bear shows a restaurant business behind closed doors–filled with high-level dysfunction and piles of profanity.
The Gilded Age
A Downton Abbey-like show migrates across the pond and introduces us to new characters, new money … and new content issues.
The Waterfront
The Waterfront has all of the content issues you’d expect in a Netflix drama about climbing the ranks of the drug trade.
Dan Da Dan
Dan Da Dan may be a comedy, but the sensuality, violence and spiritual elements within it make it a tragedy for viewers.
