Movie Nights, Worry Free

We actually watch the movies ourselves, read reviews, and go through viewer comments — and we also check the Sex & Nudity section on IMDB's Parents Guide. Your feedback helps us amend, fix, and add ratings over time. If even one visual scene shows nudity (private body parts) or a sex act, the movie is marked UNSAFE. If there's nothing visual, it's SAFE.

Plenty of other sites already do that. Our single focus is visual sexual content — that's the one thing parents most often want to filter out before family movie night.

We watch the movies ourselves, cross-check with reviews and viewer comments, and rely on our community to flag anything we miss. We're human — we might miss a quick scene, or a movie may have multiple cuts. If you catch a mistake, please report it and we'll re-check and fix it the same day.

Anything spoken is fine in our system. We only judge what is actually shown on screen.

If a body part is visible on screen, even briefly — UNSAFE. If a scene is purely implied (covers up, cuts away) with no body parts shown — SAFE.

Use the Report an Error button on any movie page (or in the footer). Tell us what you saw and we'll re-check the source.