Ju-On: Origins (2020) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

This season includes strong sexual content, including implied sexual assault and rape in multiple instances. There are graphic depictions of domestic violence with sexual undertones, and disturbing scenes of sexual subjugation. Nudity is brief but explicit in some sexual assault contexts. Sexual themes are often intertwined with violence and horror.

The season contains pervasive and graphic violence. This includes brutal domestic abuse, child abuse, stabbings, strangulation, and horrific supernatural killings with blood and gore. Bodies are shown mutilated or dismembered post-mortem. Violence is often intense and disturbing, with victims shown suffering.

Frequent strong language is used throughout the season, including multiple uses of 'f**k' and its derivatives, 'bitch,' 'shit,' and other expletives, particularly during moments of stress, anger, or fear. The language is often used aggressively in arguments and abusive situations.

Alcohol consumption is shown frequently, with characters often drinking at home, in bars, or using it to cope with stress. There are instances of heavy drinking and intoxication. Tobacco smoking is also depicted without judgment, as a common habit among several characters. No illicit drug use is shown.

Pervasive disturbing themes of child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and trauma are central to the narrative. The series explores the origins and nature of a generational curse, mental deterioration, murder, and the profound psychological impact of horrific acts on victims and perpetrators. Themes of abandonment and despair are also prominent.