Demons (BBC America)
common sense media says
Thriller about monster-hunting teen mixes fun, scares.
parents & educators say
What parents need to know
Parents need to know that this supernatural series about a teen who discovers that he's the last descendant of a famed vampire hunter includes plenty of fights against supernatural enemies, including ghouls, evil spirits, specters, and other undead creatures. Though the confrontations often involve weapons, they're not especially graphic, and the monsters aren't that scary. Still, the whole show is based on the premise that the undead are real, which could be unsettling and/or scary for younger viewers.
Positive role models:
Luke selflessly devotes himself to defeating evil, sacrificing schoolwork and sometimes his social life, whenever a ghoul or demon appears. Good and evil are pretty clearly defined.
Violence:
Plenty of supernatural action as the characters take on demons, ghouls, and other creatures. Fight scenes include martial arts, sticks, clubs, and a wide variety of unusual weapons designed to take out the undead.
Sex:
Some mild flirting and kissing.
Language:
“Sodding” and “goddamn” are about as salty as it gets.
Consumerism:
Not applicable.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:
Some social drinking at parties and pubs, and a few references to drinking or being drunk.
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