First Kill

The main protagonists are two women in a queer relationship. There is diversity across race, sexuality, and gender in their families, friends, and communities. Both families model a matriarchal power structure (in which pros and cons are analyzed). Characters are complex, decently fleshed out, and flawed.

The show follows vampires and monster hunters, so there's lots of biting, fighting, and bloodshed. Weapons and gun violence are used. Expect some stabbing and gruesome wounds. There are some graphically disfigured monsters and creatures.

Scenes of teens passionately making out and heavily grinding on each other. There are some scenes that allude to underage sex. Lots of kissing.

Strong, repetitive use of words like "s--t," "ass," "a--hole," "bulls--t," and "hell."

Teens drinking and smoking, some scenes of excessive partying, and social drinking amongst adults. Mentions of drug use.

Parents need to know that First Kill is a supernatural drama series following two teens in love: a vampire and a vampire hunter. Themes of teamwork, friendship, and family are explored. Morals and values are questioned, especially when characters must determine who the real monsters are. Many characters step out of their comfort zone to help family and friends in need. Some do it for love, others do it for leverage. There's lots of biting, fighting, and bloodshed. Weapons and gun violence are used; expect stabbing and gruesome wounds. There are graphically disfigured monsters and creatures. There's lots of kissing, scenes of teens passionately making out and heavily grinding on each others, and allusions to underage sex. Strong, repetitive use of words like "s--t," "ass," "a--hole," "bulls--t," and "hell." Teens drink and smoke, and there are scenes of excessive partying and social drinking amongst adults. The main protagonists are women in a queer relationship. There's diversity across race, sexuality, and gender in their families, friends, and communities. Both families model a matriarchal power structure (in which pros and cons are analyzed). Characters are complex, fleshed out, and flawed.