Scene Alerts
Know exactly when
triggers happen — and
how to skip them.
Scene Alerts are produced by paid contributors who watch every title and document trigger moments with timestamps, descriptions, and skip-to points. Here's how they work.
Community Ratings are free — always.
The yes/no community answers across hundreds of trigger categories are free for everyone. No account, no subscription.
What you get
Scene Alerts go further than yes or no.
A Scene Alert is produced by a trusted contributor who watches the title specifically to document trigger moments with care. Each one includes four things the community rating alone can't give you:
Warning before the scene starts
A description of what happens immediately before the trigger — so you know it's coming with time to prepare or step away.
Skip-to timestamp
An exact point to jump to with your remote — past the trigger, back into the film safely.
Written to inform, not to upset
Descriptions are drafted carefully — no graphic detail, no language that could retraumatize. You get what you need to know, nothing more.
Spoiler-conscious
Written to reveal as little of the surrounding story as possible. You find out about the moment — not the movie.
How paying helps people who can't.
Scene Alerts are produced by paid contributors — people who watch carefully, document trigger moments, and write descriptions to a consistent standard. For each title that takes roughly 2.5× as long as the title's original runtime. Subscribing funds that work, and so does buying a single title or season.
It also does something else: a set of Scene Alert categories stays free for every visitor — no subscription, no account, nothing to pay. Those categories are free because the people who do pay fund the contributors who produce them. However you pay, that is what keeps them free.
Free for everyone
Subscribe. Watch safely.
Help others do the same.
Whether you subscribe or buy a single title, you fund the contributors who make Scene Alerts possible — and keep the free categories free for everyone.