Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere is Rated PG-13 by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for thematic material, some sexuality, strong language, and smoking. Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere —Review Scott Cooper’s Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere opens on uneasy terrain, both narratively and emotionally. We begin in Freehold, New Jersey, circa 1957 a memory steeped in … Read more
Hedda is Rated R by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for sexual content, language, drug use and brief nudity. Given the content and tone, this film is best suited for older teens and adults. Hedda (2025) Movie Review Writer-director Nia DaCosta’s latest work, Hedda, reimagines Henrik Ibsen’s 1891 classic Hedda Gabler with a daring queer twist. … Read more
Harlan Coben’s Lazarus is rated TV-MA by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for mature audiences. This series is best suited for older teens (16+) and adults. “Lazarus” Review There’s a rhythm to modern streaming culture that feels almost ritualistic: another month, another Stephen King adaptation on the big screen, and on television, another entry from the ever-prolific … Read more
Love Is Blind Season 9 is rated TV-MA rating due to its mature relationship themes and adult language. The show frequently features strong profanity during emotional confrontations, as well as open discussions about sex, attraction, and intimacy between engaged couples. I would recommend teens age 16+ for casual viewing, and 18+ for more comfort and … Read more
Story Summary (spoiler-light) I walked into The Threesome expecting a cheeky rom-com with a provocative premise and left having experienced something a bit more tangled, emotionally risky, and human. Directed by Chad Hartigan, this is less a purely frothy exploration of a sexy night and more a meditation on what happens after the fallout. The film opens … Read more
Regretting You is Rated PG-13 by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for sexual content, teen drug and alcohol use, and brief strong language. Regretting You (2025), directed by Josh Boone. As a long-time reader of adaptations of Colleen Hoover’s work, I approached this film with a mixture of hope and caution there’s always the risk of sentimentality slipping into … Read more
As of now, no widely listed MPAA (U.S.) or BBFC (UK) rating has been confirmed online. IMDb lists the film as “NR” (not rated). Rating for families: Best for ages 15+ if comfortable with horror/violence; under 12 not recommended without parent-concern Story Summary (spoiler-light) At once cheeky, stylish and defiantly queer, Queens of the Dead … Read more