Constantine (2014) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Sexual content is mild. There are occasional scenes with characters in revealing clothing, including a woman in short pajamas and camisole, or a low-cut dress. A man is briefly seen nude from behind in a shower, with no private parts visible. Some scenes feature women dancing in bra tops.

Violence is frequent and often supernatural. It includes fight scenes, exorcisms, and depictions of demonic attacks. There are several instances of dead bodies shown, some bruised or disfigured. Characters are stabbed, burned alive (with an aftermath shot of a charred body), and drowned. A particularly graphic scene involves Constantine cutting a pattern into a man's face with a knife.

Language use is mild, consistent with a TV-14 rating. Common expletives include "damn," "hell," and "ass." Constantine, being British, occasionally uses terms like "bloody," "bollocks," or "bastard."

Constantine is frequently seen drinking alcohol, often in bars, and sometimes appears intoxicated. He is also heavily implied to be a smoker, though he is rarely shown actively smoking cigarettes on screen. Other characters occasionally drink socially.

The series heavily explores themes of damnation, sacrifice, and the occult. Characters deal with intense guilt, trauma, and the consequences of dealing with supernatural forces. There are frightening sequences involving demonic possession, voodoo rituals, and the threat of eternal suffering, leading to a consistently intense and dark atmosphere.