Superman & Lois

Scenes of violence include exchanges of punches and kicks. Some violent scenes occur in a fantastical context and a man is stabbed in the chest. A teenager spits out blood in slow motion after being punched and kicked.

Two teenage characters discuss having misused prescription drugs while experiencing difficulties with their mental health.

There is a scene in which a group of teenagers drink alcohol and play around with fireworks.

In one sequence a villain with superhuman powers grabs a woman and slams her into a door and then across a room, with the intention of killing her. She manages to stab him in the head with a pen and later escapes. The impact of the pen into the character's head is not shown with graphic detail and is within the context of the woman trying to defend herself.

There is a sequence in which a teenager repeatedly punches another teenager in the face.

A man uses his supernatural powers to set himself on fire.

There is a sequence of fantasy violence during which a character hits another character with a powerful hammer. A person is killed, but there is no detail.

Scenes of violence include shooting, punching, kicking, choking and heavy blows.

In one scene, a racist white vigilante terrorises a neighbourhood, targeting residents of other ethnicities with a flamethrower and grenades. He is swiftly overwhelmed and tasered. Other violence includes laser blasts and exchanges of punches.

Brief fight scenes feature fantastical violence such as energy blasts, explosions, and super powers, however there is no clear sight of injury.

There are scenes of moderate fantasy violence featuring impactful blows using fists and weaponry. Characters use fantastical capabilities to emit powerful forces.

A woman is shocked and angry to find her 15-year-old son kissing his girlfriend on a bed with his shirt off; the subject of teen sex is handled responsibly, however, and underaged characters are encouraged by their parents to wait until they’re older. In another scene a teenager walks in on her parents kissing in their kitchen and reminds them that they have their own bedroom.

There are references to teenagers selling steroids to other teenagers.

Two superheroes fight one another; one punches the other repeatedly in the face. There are also moments of fantasy violence in which superheroes use their powers against one another in intense scenes.

The distorted body of a dead woman is discovered lying in a small pool of blood. The image is disturbing but shown twice only very briefly. There are occasional scary moments in which a superhero’s evil doppelganger threatens people.

A boy briefly inhales a fantastical drug called ‘yellow mist’ which gives him increased physical prowess.

There is moderate violence in which guns, fists and fantastical devices are used, with mild bloody detail.

Soldiers attach a fantastical torture device to a superhero's neck, but there is no prolonged emphasis on suffering.

Teenagers deal in a fantastical drug, but are caught doing so and the consequences are clear. Adult characters take the drug to enhance their strength in a fantastical manner.

Superhero characters intervene to prevent a plane crashing into a city and to save a firefighter beaten back by flames in a burning building. A fantastical rescue is also carried out as a villain points a gun at a man and is about to kill him.

A man winces as a dressing on a bloody wound in his side is changed.

There are scenes in which people are beaten and stabbed, with some blood in the aftermath of violence. A woman briefly stands on a man's head; however, there is limited detail.

There are scenes in which people are menaced, as well as those in which a young man experiences nightmarish visions.

There are scenes of fantasy violence in which characters are struck with magical powers, which cause their life force to dissipate; victims are left with bruising on their bodies.

There is a scene of moderate injury in which the skin of a superhuman character begins to burn as he battles an energy blast. There is some focus on his pain and discomfort however his wounds quickly heal.

Scenes of violence take place within a fantastical context, but often in real-world settings. They include the trading of heavy blows, with characters slamming one another into buildings. There is also gun violence, resulting in some blood spurts and injury detail.

Scenes of violence are fantastical but take place in real-world settings; they include punches and heavy blows. There are occasional bloody images. A woman slaps her teenage daughter during an argument, but is immediately regretful and apologetic.

Scenes of violence are moderate, and include punches, neck breaks and use of fantastical weaponry. There are brief bloody images.

Scenes of violence include a character with super powers firing lethal energy blasts at rivals, resulting in blood spurts.

There is a scene in which a teenager appears impressed when she discovers that the woman her father is dating has edible 'gummies' in her handbag, and asks if she is a 'stoner'.

Scenes of moderate violence include exchanges of heavy punches, energy blasts and explosions. There are occasional bloody images, including brief sight of crime scene images depicting dead bodies in the aftermath of violence.

Scenes of violence include gunfire, heavy energy blasts and use of fantastical weaponry, occasionally resulting in blood spurts.

There are sustained scenes of moderate violence, which occur within a fantastical context but in real-world settings. A mutant clone of a superhero is repeatedly killed, which causes him to regenerate in increasingly stronger and more monstrous forms. This involves him being attacked with various weapons including guns, chainsaws, flamethrowers, axes and missile launchers. In other scenes, a man's ear is torn off, and another character is impaled on a building. Some violent scenes are accompanied by bloody injury detail.

Crunchy fight sequences see superpowered individuals trading punches and throwing each other to the ground. A man slaps and head butts a foe, knocking them out.

A man is pushed into an open grave and begins to be buried alive.

Bloody wounds are visible on a man's face and body following violence.

Fantastical scenes of violence include a monster beating and hurling people. There is a crunchy neck snap, a shooting, and a man stamps on the hand of another.

Characters are threatened by a monster in occasionally intense but fantastical sequences. There are scenes of gun threat.

There is moderate bad language ('bitch') along with milder terms such as 'crap', 'God', 'damn' and 'hell'.

There is sight of moderate bloody injury detail in the aftermath of violence. A bloody organ is flung at a window by a monster; this is brief, darkly lit and occurs in a blackly comic context.

Violence is generally fantastical, and involves battles between superheroes and monsters. In one sequence, a distressed child is seen cowering under a table while his parents argue, and is later thrashed with a belt by his mother.

Scenes of violence include heavy blows and exchanges of gunfire.

Moderate violence includes explosive superpowered punches, energy blasts, and a brief sequence of strangulation. A short but intense flashback shows a woman using a belt to beat her young son.

People panic and flee as a fire-breathing monster rampages through a town. Flashback scenes briefly depict a person undergoing a disturbing physical transformation.

A brief flashback shows bloody spikes protruding from a person’s face and shoulders during a fantastical transformation. Bloody cuts and grazes are visible on another person's face in the aftermath of violence.