The Wrecking Crew
‘The Wrecking Crew’ features Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista in a violent buddy-comedy revenge flick set in Hawaii.
Greenland 2: Migration
This action-heavy disaster sequel is full of PG-13 violence and peril, along with some language. But a lot of humanity shines through, too.
Ella McCay
‘Ella McCay’ is a clever political dramedy, but foul language and discussions about a married couple’s sex life make it a bit mature for most teens.
Silent Night, Deadly Night
‘Silent Night, Deadly Night’ is the adult equivalent of paying a kid to eat a worm. It’s gross, pointless and revels in shock value.
Anaconda (2025)
Anaconda is a comedic take on the 1997 film of the same name, but it constricts audiences with violence and crude language.
Blue Moon
‘Blue Moon’ is witty and well-acted, but it’s also blue in a number of difficult ways.
Merrily We Roll Along
‘Merrily We Roll Along’ tells a cautionary tale about fame and fortune, but includes some suggestive situations, language and alcohol abuse.
The Rip
Netflix’s ‘The Rip’ spends most of its dialogue on crudities while its characters navigate a police-centric money-based mystery.
It Was Just an Accident
In ‘It Was Just an Accident’, survivors of an Iranian prison debate what to do with a kidnapped man they believe may be their torturer.
Dust Bunny
The action/horror mashup ‘Dust Bunny’ has style, but it tries to make up for a lack of substance with a barrage of violence.