Not Approved

Bug

A lonely waitress with a tragic past, Agnes rooms in a run-down motel, living in fear of her abusive, recently paroled ex-husband. But when Agnes begins a tentative romance with Peter, an eccentric, nervous drifter, she starts to feel hopeful again - until the first bugs arrive...
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Dove Review

This horror film had the gore seemingly required of the genre but the plot fell short of telling any semblance of a story. Ashley Judd and Michael Shannon’s acting fails to lend anything positive to the film. However, Harry Connick Jr. is a real departure in his role as Aggie’s convict ex-husband.

There is strong language in this film. The amount of violence, as well as its gory nature, would be distressing to many viewers. In addition, there is frequent drug use throughout the film as well as gratuitous nudity.The film “Bug” was not approved due to the content.

Dove Rating Details

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Faith

None

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Integrity

Bloody man on floor; man hits woman; woman slaps woman; man scratched up and bloody; man pulls own tooth with a lot of blood shown; man stabs other man repeatedly; man and woman commit suicide and burn down building.

4
Sex

One instance of sex outside of marriage, three instances of lesbian kissing.

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Language

GD-7; J-6; A-6; S-14; H-1; B-7; F-67; SOB-1; Sexual slang including slang toward gays.

4
Violence

Bloody man on floor; man hits woman; woman slaps woman; man scratched up and bloody; man pulls own tooth with a lot of blood shown; man stabs other man repeatedly; man and woman commit suicide and burn down building.

4
Drugs

Multiple instances of smoking, drinking, and coke snorting.

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Nudity

Woman in revealing nightie; sex scene with nude bodies; breasts shown four times; full frontal nudity of man and woman.

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Other

Instance of woman on toilet.

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