The Sixth Sense

14+Plugged In notes positive elements like warmth, love and loyalty alongside cautions for kids, teens and adults; Common Sense Media calls it a thoughtful thriller with bloody images and jump scares; Screenwise says masterful but way too scary for kids under 14.[1][2][3]

• Sex & nudity: Two people flirt, kiss, and start to undress. A woman is seen naked in the shower. A man and woman kiss on a couch, then go upstairs to the bedroom and begin to undress. We see a nude woman through a shower door.[1][2]
• Violence: A man shoots another man then kills himself. Ghosts shown hanging, with gunshot wounds, burns, cuts on wrists. A woman poisons a girl. Scars on boy's arms. Boy locked in closet, ghost grabs leg.[1][2]
• Language: Language includes "s--t," "bulls--t," "bastards," "d--k," "ass." One obscenity.[1][2]
• Drugs & alcohol: Adults drink wine to celebrate, some tipsiness. A prescription bottle.[1]
• Frightening & intense: Several jump scares and disturbing images, some quite grisly. Ghosts with gruesome circumstances. Atmosphere of dread.[1][2][3]

Representation: All central characters are White, and the two lead roles are both male.[1]

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