The Slumber Party (2023) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests The Slumber Party is best for ages 8+. It's rated PG. The Slumber Party is a lighthearted teen comedy about four friends who wake up with no memory of a wild night following a hypnotic sleepover session. To figure out what happened and find their missing friend Anna Maria…

The Slumber Party is officially rated PG. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 8+.

The Slumber Party is a lighthearted teen comedy about four friends who wake up with no memory of a wild night following a hypnotic sleepover session. To figure out what happened and find their missing friend Anna Maria, the group embarks on a frantic scavenger hunt across town. Parents should be aware of mild…

Brief innuendos regarding dating and grinding are mentioned in passing. There is one scene where a character's skirt is snagged and briefly ripped, revealing her underwear for a split second.

Content is limited to mild, comical physical altercations. Characters suffer minor injuries like a bloody nose or bloody hands as a result of off-screen slapstick events, and there is a brief scene of characters playfully 'torturing' dolls.

Contains mild language including one use of 'suck,' occasional uses of 'god' and 'hell,' and one instance where a stronger word is bleeped out. There is also some brief, non-aggressive name-calling between characters.

There is a brief, non-graphic mention of an onion-eating contest, but no depiction of alcohol, illicit drugs, or smoking throughout the film.

The film explores themes of teenage anxiety, fear of change within blended families, and the desire to fit in with peers. Anna Maria grapples with her parents' divorce and the complexities of her new step-family.

The Slumber Party runs 83 minutes, directed by Veronica Rodriguez, released in 2023.

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