Into the Badlands
TV Show • 2015 • Action
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In a land controlled by feudal barons, a great warrior and a young boy embark on a journey across a dangerous land to find enlightenment.
A genre-bending martial arts series very loosely based on the classic Chinese tale Journey to the West.
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Does a horse die?
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whylom
The corpse of a horse is shown in the aftermath of a battle.
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Children are beaten, imprisoned, and forced to fight each other on screen. A minor character is rescued from a life of child prostitution before it begins. The childhood sexual abuse of 1 adult character is talked about in at least 2 scenes.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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In episode 2, The Widow is trying to convince a group of 3 men to join her against Quinn (the other Baron) and says if her daughter, supposedly around 15-16, can beat one of them they have to join her. One of the guys then looks at the girl creepily and says “if I win, we get to keep the girl”, implying they would SA her. Thankfully the girl wins after she’s forced to fight and kill one of them but regardless her mother (The Widow) did agree to potentially selling her underage daughter to a group of creepy men.
Earlier in Episode 2 M.K (16-ish) takes a bath and there’s a close up of his abs. The Widow comes in while he’s naked and talks to him for some reason and the daughter had to watch him while he was bathing to “keep an eye on him” in case he was dangerous?? Really unnecessary and weird. The young actor isn’t shown below the waist and no sexual comments or actions are taken but it was still weird and uncomfortable as the scene seemed to be intended as “eye candy” for young female viewers despite the show’s rating being TV-MA so clearly not targeting that demographic.
Earlier in Episode 2 M.K (16-ish) takes a bath and there’s a close up of his abs. The Widow comes in while he’s naked and talks to him for some reason and the daughter had to watch him while he was bathing to “keep an eye on him” in case he was dangerous?? Really unnecessary and weird. The young actor isn’t shown below the waist and no sexual comments or actions are taken but it was still weird and uncomfortable as the scene seemed to be intended as “eye candy” for young female viewers despite the show’s rating being TV-MA so clearly not targeting that demographic.
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A squirrel is killed with a knife between 5:00-5:34 in S1E2.
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Is there a dead animal?
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A squirrel is hunted and killed by a bow and arrow. You don’t hear it cry or see anything close up, the blood splatter is clearly fake. It’s only for a couple seconds - in case you want to skip - it happens after M.K escapes The Baron Quinn and he hears someone running through the woods so he hides behind a tree and peeks around to see what it is
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Sexual assault is never depicted on screen, but is talked about. The childhood sexual abuse of 1 adult character is talked about in at least 2 scenes. Forced prostitution happens in the background. Sexual assault is threatened once or twice without happening.
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Is there amputation?
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A character's life is saved by a medical amputation, the beginning of which is shown on screen. Many many limbs are cut off in fight scenes.
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This show about as gory as TV gets, in every single episode.
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