Is “Stranger Things” OK for kids? Parents question season 4's TV

“Stranger Things’” newest season shows more violence, vulgarity, and disturbing imagery than previous seasons, yet still holds the TV-14 maturity rating from Netflix. Parents are concerned about younger audiences viewing inappropriate content, as Netflix’s parental controls wouldn’t restrict this season of the show.
Despite the scary, disturbing and otherwise crass content present in the Netflix original series, “Stranger Things,” the show still holds a TV-14 rating.

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