Always a Witch (2019) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is mild but more explicit than in the previous season. One episode features two teens attempting a "sex challenge" involving stripping down to underwear and kissing in a graveyard, though no explicit sexual acts are shown. There are scenes of suggestive dancing and a character from the past making comments about modern attire being indecent. Mild make-out scenes occur but without nudity.

Violence is moderate, with several intense sequences. Carmen is repeatedly in peril, including being tied to a stake and nearly burned alive, though the special effects reduce graphic impact. Fighting with magical powers is common, sometimes resulting in injuries. A character is shot, and others are implied to be whipped. Black magic is used to harm, and the threat of harm is constant for Carmen and her allies.

The language in this season includes moderate profanity. Words like "damn," "hell," and some uses of "shit" or "f-k" are heard, sometimes in emotional or tense moments. The dialogue also contains some crude or suggestive remarks.

Substance use is present, primarily through casual alcohol consumption at parties by young adults and some characters are shown drinking socially. There is also a plot point where 'witchy potions' are used to knock people out when slipped into drinks. The discussion of getting high or drunk is frequent among college-aged characters.

This season explores themes of sacrifice, loyalty, and the corrupting influence of power. Betrayal and difficult moral choices are central to the plot. Dark magic and voodoo dolls are explicitly used for sinister purposes. The threat of death and loss is constant, particularly for Carmen, leading to intense tension. Grief and despair are also touched upon, particularly when characters are forced to give up their greatest wishes to save another.