Yellow Eyes (2026) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Yellow Eyes is best for ages 15+. It's rated NR. Yellow Eyes follows a young couple, Nena and Michael, who inherit a house harboring a demonic entity. As the relic begins to possess Michael, Nena must navigate a dangerous supernatural struggle to save him from…

Yellow Eyes is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 15+.

Yellow Eyes follows a young couple, Nena and Michael, who inherit a house harboring a demonic entity. As the relic begins to possess Michael, Nena must navigate a dangerous supernatural struggle to save him from complete demonic takeover. This film contains elements of demonic possession, moderate violence, and…

There is no sexual content in the film.

Violence is moderate, involving supernatural aggression, bodily harm inflicted during possession, and physical struggle during the exorcism. Characters are thrown against walls, and there are scenes featuring self-inflicted wounds and minor bloodletting.

Language is infrequent, consisting primarily of mild expletives used during moments of heightened tension and fear.

There are brief scenes depicting moderate alcohol consumption as the couple attempts to relax in their new home.

The film explores themes of demonic possession, the fragility of marriage under stress, and the struggle against malevolent external forces. The subject matter deals with grief and the loss of personal identity.

Yellow Eyes runs 86 minutes, directed by Jesse Korman, released in 2026.

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