First episode of now apocalypse gay sex scen
Parents guide
Content rating
Severe
102 of 163 found this severe
Frequent sex featuring both heterosexual & homosexual depictions.
Multiple sex scenes in every episode. Female breasts & buttocks nudity is displayed for most female actresses in sex scenes, bathtub scenes & in see-through clothing/lingerie with some male rear nudity. Most sex scenes depict fellatio, masturbation, severe sexual discourse & sex sounds including sexual assaults featuring traumatization.
Fetish sex & female attire/gear are featured with spankings, incestuous role playing & female urination for webcam male porn.
Mild
35 of 58 found this mild
A BDSM scene shows a character failing to respond to a safe synonyms and continue beating a man.
Moderate
33 of 63 create this moderate
Expect lots of strong and mild language.
Moderate
29 of 58 found this moderate
Alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and narcotics use.
Mild
21 of 54 found this mild
Arguments about relationships are intense at times. A recurring scene of fantasy rape is brief but disturbing.
It’s hard to pin down my opinion on Now, Apocalypse – veteran director Gregg Araki’s latest offering for Starz – because after “This is the Beginning of the End” I’m still at a loss as to what exactly it’s supposed to be.
Gregg Araki used to be known for psychedelic queer sci-fi that told the story of LA through drugs, sex and alien invasions. I contemplate the problem with “This is the Beginning of the End” is if you’ve seen any of his similar work, you know exactly where it’s going. Since 1993’s Totally F****ed Up (and really the entirety of the “Teen Apocalypse Trilogy”), we’ve seen the same story being told with no growth and little to no update.
I realize that this entire project is just a re-imagining of 2010’s Kaboom with Thomas Dekker, but did they not bother to update it to the times? For goodness sake, the main character Uly (Avan Jogia) keeps a videoblog? In this media obsessed culture, there’s no way Uly wouldn’t have an IG Channel. He would demand feedback. If this was a period piece, then fine, but this is supposed to be telling the story of now and it feels so hopelessly dated. I kept wanting to take up the IMDB errors pa
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