Why is 'The Wolfman' rated 'R'?

Answer 1

That the film contains horrifying images of blood and gore and brutal acts of violence is the reason for the 'R' rating to 'The Wolfman'. The rating is by the MPAA [Motion Picture Association of America]. It's the first time that director Joseph Eggleston 'Joe' Johnston II [b. May 13, 1950] is the recipient of a rating outside of the 'general' and 'parental guidance' audience to which he generally appeals.

Answer 2

It is rated R for nudity, brief sexual content( nothing happens though), language, teen drinking and drug use, crude humor, and violence. I hope this helps but it's a good movie that I enjoyed:)

Answer 3

It has some pretty violent scenes, and also has some language that falls under the "R" rating category. There is also a scene in the movie that implies sexual content. And you have to keep in mind that this movie was made (and rated) quite a number of years ago, before these things became the norm and not the exception in movies. Had it just recently been made and released, then it possibly would have been given a "PG 13" rating.

Answer 4

In my opinion, Cujo is rated R for Strong Horror Violence, Language and Bloody Images.

In the UK, Cujo is rated 15, but I would recommend that no children would watch it under the age of 14. If they would watch it, it may Thrill them, it may even scare them, and it may even Horrify them. Well, I warned the kids under 14.

Answer 5

"The Crazies" is rated R for bloody violence and language