The End of Oak Street (2026) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the Platt family soon discovers that their very survival depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now unrecognizable surroundings.
Rated G • 2026 • 1h 40m
The End of Oak Street earns its PG-13 rating primarily for intense sequences of sci-fi violence and sustained creature terror, along with some language. The film follows the Platt family after their suburban street is mysteriously transported to a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs. Parents should be aware of several frightening scenes involving dinosaur attacks, including jump scares and characters in extended peril. The film… Sign up for the full guide
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Is The End of Oak Street appropriate for kids?
The End of Oak Street earns its PG-13 rating primarily for intense sequences of sci-fi violence and sustained creature terror, along with some language. The film follows the Platt family after their suburban street is mysteriously transported to a prehistoric world filled with… Read more — free account
Content severity in The End of Oak Street
What happens in The End of Oak Street, moment by moment
- 0:06 🍷 Substances 2/10
- 0:16 🔥 Mature Themes 4/10
- 0:25 💬 Language 3/10
Sex and nudity in The End of Oak Street
A single brief scene shows two teenage characters sharing a kiss while hiding from danger. No other sexual content or nudity is present.
Violence and gore in The End of Oak Street
Contains frequent and intense sequences of creature-based violence. Dinosaurs attack homes and vehicles, and characters are often in peril. Several attacks are shown, including frightening chases and jump scares, with deaths being implied or occurring off-screen. One scene involves a large predator crushing a car with a family inside, and another scene is a tense, extended chase through a dark house.
Language in The End of Oak Street
Language includes one use of the 'f-word' during a moment of extreme stress. Other profanity includes several uses of 'hell', 'damn', and 'ass'.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in The End of Oak Street
Brief and incidental. In a scene near the beginning of the film, adults are shown drinking wine with dinner in a normal family setting before any of the central conflict begins.
Mature themes in The End of Oak Street
The primary themes are survival, family bonds under pressure, and fear of the unknown. Characters face constant life-or-death situations, witness the implied deaths of their neighbors, and grapple with the loss of their old lives. A key sequence involves a character seemingly sacrificing themself to save others, which may be emotionally intense.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The End of Oak Street appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests The End of Oak Street is best for ages 13+. It's rated G. The End of Oak Street earns its PG-13 rating primarily for intense sequences of sci-fi violence and sustained creature terror, along with some language. The film follows the Platt family after their suburban street is…
What age rating does The End of Oak Street have?
The End of Oak Street is officially rated G. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is The End of Oak Street about?
The End of Oak Street earns its PG-13 rating primarily for intense sequences of sci-fi violence and sustained creature terror, along with some language. The film follows the Platt family after their suburban street is mysteriously transported to a prehistoric world filled with dinosaurs. Parents should be aware of…
Is there sex or nudity in The End of Oak Street?
A single brief scene shows two teenage characters sharing a kiss while hiding from danger. No other sexual content or nudity is present.
How violent is The End of Oak Street?
Contains frequent and intense sequences of creature-based violence. Dinosaurs attack homes and vehicles, and characters are often in peril. Several attacks are shown, including frightening chases and jump scares, with deaths being implied or occurring…
Is the language in The End of Oak Street appropriate for kids?
Language includes one use of the 'f-word' during a moment of extreme stress. Other profanity includes several uses of 'hell', 'damn', and 'ass'.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in The End of Oak Street?
Brief and incidental. In a scene near the beginning of the film, adults are shown drinking wine with dinner in a normal family setting before any of the central conflict begins.
What mature themes appear in The End of Oak Street?
The primary themes are survival, family bonds under pressure, and fear of the unknown. Characters face constant life-or-death situations, witness the implied deaths of their neighbors, and grapple with the loss of their old lives. A key sequence involves a…
How long is The End of Oak Street?
The End of Oak Street runs 100 minutes, directed by David Robert Mitchell, released in 2026.
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