At what age is it appropriate to watch American Horror Story?

I think it's best for viewers to be at least 18. The show has a lot of graphic and mature content that might be too much for younger audiences. It can deal with dark and complex themes.

I'd say 18 and above. The show often contains mature themes, violence, and disturbing imagery that might not be suitable for younger viewers who may not handle it well.

No, it's not suitable. American Horror Story often contains intense and mature themes, violence, and disturbing imagery that may not be appropriate for a 13-year-old.

No, it's not suitable. American Horror Story is quite intense and often contains mature themes and scary scenes that may be too disturbing for a 12-year-old.

I wouldn't recommend it. The show often contains violence, horror elements, and complex adult themes that a 12-year-old might not be emotionally ready for. It's better for older audiences.

Well, American Horror Story has a TV - MA rating. It's mainly due to the fact that the show often presents really intense and sometimes shocking content. There are scenes of extreme violence, like brutal murders and torture. Also, the sexual content can be quite explicit at times. So, it's definitely not for kids or those who are easily disturbed.

I think the appropriate age to watch 'A Christmas Story' could be as young as 6 if the child is used to watching family - friendly movies. The movie is about a family during Christmas time. There are scenes like a boy's longing for a BB gun for Christmas, his school days, and his family's daily life. It has a bit of everything - humor, family values, and holiday spirit. Although there are some small - scale 'perils' like the boy getting his tongue stuck on a frozen pole, which might be a bit scary for very young kids, but overall, it's a great movie for families with kids around 6 - 10 years old.

The appropriate age to watch 'The Kerala Story' can be considered 18 and above. This is mainly because the movie deals with some complex and potentially disturbing themes such as religious conversion and radicalization, which might be difficult for younger audiences to fully understand and process.

The Neverending Story can be watched by children as young as 7 in some cases, but a more general age would be 9 or 10. It's a movie that combines adventure, fantasy, and some moral lessons. However, it does have a few intense moments, such as when the characters face dangerous creatures. So, it really depends on the individual child's maturity level. Some children who are more sensitive may need to be a bit older, say 11 or 12, before they can fully enjoy the movie without getting overly frightened.

I think children as young as 3 can enjoy Toy Story, but for a better understanding, maybe 6 or 7 would be ideal. The themes are simple and the animation is engaging for kids of that age group.