The Strays
threat, violence, language
Director(s)Nathaniel Martello-White
Production year2023
Genre(s)Drama, Thriller
Approx. running minutes100m
CastAshley Madekwe, Ashley Madekwe, Bukky Bakray, Jorden Myrie, Samuel Paul Small, Maria Almeida, Justin Salinger, Lucy Liemann, Tom Andrews, Rob Jarvis, Michael Warburton, Nathaniel Martello-White, Nathaniel Martello-White, Valentina Brazzini, Tristan Goligher, Rob Watson, Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, Adam Scarth, Mark Towns, Shaheen Baig, Francesca Massariol
The Strays
threat, violence, language
THE STRAYS is a British horror thriller in which a woman who has escaped her past begins to unravel when some strangers ...
THE STRAYS is a British horror thriller in which a woman who has escaped her past begins to unravel when some strangers arrive in town.
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
strong threat, violence, language
Classified Date:
24/01/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Netflix International B.V.
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
threat, violence, language
Classified Date:
22/02/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Netflix International B.V.
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
Classified date22/02/2023
LanguageEnglish
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
Director(s)Nathaniel Martello-White
Production year2023
Genre(s)Drama, Thriller
Approx. running minutes100m
CastAshley Madekwe, Ashley Madekwe, Bukky Bakray, Jorden Myrie, Samuel Paul Small, Maria Almeida, Justin Salinger, Lucy Liemann, Tom Andrews, Rob Jarvis, Michael Warburton, Nathaniel Martello-White, Nathaniel Martello-White, Valentina Brazzini, Tristan Goligher, Rob Watson, Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, Adam Scarth, Mark Towns, Shaheen Baig, Francesca Massariol
strong threat, violence, language
Classified Date:
24/01/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Netflix International B.V.
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
threat, violence, language
Classified Date:
22/02/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Netflix International B.V.
violence
A man holds a plastic bag over a teenager's head as another teenager smashes his face with a ball. In another scene a man's bones are heard cracking when a man forces him to lift very heavy weights at knife point. There is also a scene of domestic abuse when a woman repeatedly hits her teenage son with a slipper. There are verbal references to a character's ex-partner being 'dangerous'.
threat and horror
There is a menacing tone throughout as a woman becomes increasingly frightened by the arrival of two strangers in her small town. In a sustained scene of strong threat, a family home is invaded and the residents are emotionally and physically terrorised.
language
The film features strong language ('f**k'). There are also peer-to-peer uses of racial language ('n***a' and 'negro').
additional issues
There are references to a mixed raced woman rejecting her black heritage and wishing she was white. In one scene a white man comments on how 'ethnic' looking a teenager's braids are; however the film does not endorse racism or discrimination. In a scene of drug misuse, two young men smoke cannabis together. In another scene, a teenager is shown getting drunk. A scene of moderate sex includes brief thrusting and moaning detail; with no sight of nudity.
Classified date22/02/2023
LanguageEnglish
