Off Campus (2026) Parents Guide
Parents guide for Off Campus Review, covering age rating, violence, language, and suitability for children and teens.
Parents guide for Off Campus Review, covering age rating, violence, language, and suitability for children and teens.
Review of Good Omens: The Finale on Prime Video, with parental guidance Series Finale: 96 min. Director: Rachel Talalay. Starring: Michael Sheen, David Tennant Crowley is asleep in a filthy alley when we find him again. Slouched against brickwork, bottle finished, the bookshop dark behind him like a house that’s stopped breathing. He looks less … Read more
In the Grey is rated R by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for Violence, Language, and a Sexual Reference. Directed & Written by: Guy Ritchie Starring: Henry Cavill, Jake Gyllenhaal, Eiza González, Rosamund Pike, Kristofer Hivju, Jason Wong, Fisher Stevens, Carlos Bardem Runtime: 98 minutes | Rated: R | Release: May 15, 2026. I’ve been trying … Read more
Directed by: Katie Aselton | Written by: Katie Aselton & Mark Duplass Starring: Katie Aselton, Daveed Diggs, Brad Garrett, Susan Sullivan, D.J. ‘Shangela’ Pierce Runtime: 80 minutes | Release: May 15, 2026 I don’t entirely trust films that open with home video footage. It’s become such a reliable shortcut to nostalgia shaky frame, oversaturated color, … Read more
Obsession is Rated R by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for strong bloody violence, grisly images, sexual content, pervasive language, and brief graphic nudity. I saw Obsession twice, with two very different crowds, and I’m still not entirely sure what to do with that. The first screening was packed with people in their twenties. They got … Read more
Couples Weekend is Rated R by Motion Picture Rating (MPA) for sexual content and language. I want to talk about the snowstorm. Not as a plot device though that’s what it is, but as a directorial decision, because Nora Kirkpatrick leans on it hard, and it mostly works. Four people in a cabin. Two of … Read more
I don’t trust a film that tells me when to be sad. “Remarkably Bright Creatures” does this constantly. A character sits alone. The camera holds. The music rises, not too much, just enough to let you know this is a moment. And I found myself leaning away from the screen, the way you lean away from … Read more