‘SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME’

PG-13

What it’s about: The follow-up to “Spider-Man: Homecoming” follows Peter Parker and pals on a European tour, where they encounter the Elemental monsters and the mysterious Mysterio.

The kid attractor factor: It’s a Spider-Man movie? Comic/superhero!

Good lessons/bad lessons: With great power comes great responsibility, and in a post-Avengers world, Spider-Man is looking to unload some of the burden of responsibility.

Violence: Some action violence — destruction of cities, etc.

Language: Some swearing.

Sexuality: References to teen sexuality/kissing, etc.

Drugs: None.

Parents advisory: Great for the whole family but too scary for younger kids.

‘MIDSOMMAR’

R

What it’s about: A group of American grad students travels to Sweden for a midsommar celebration and find themselves immersed in an isolated world of bloody, disturbing folkloric rituals.

The kid attractor factor: Coming from “Hereditary” director Ari Aster, there isn’t much in the way of attraction for kids.

Violence: Some gory body horror and disturbing bloody images. Murder, suicide and ritualistic mayhem.

Language: Some swearing.

Sexuality: Graphic nudity and sex.

Drugs: On-screen consumption of magic mushrooms and other mysterious hallucinogenics.

Parents advisory: Mature teens only.

‘ANNABELLE COMES HOME’

R

What it’s about: The third “Annabelle” film features the scary doll breaking out of the Warrens’ room of cursed and haunted objects and wreaking havoc on their daughter, Judy.

The kid attractor factor: Teens will be into the throwback ’70s horror, familiarity with the characters.

Good lessons/bad lessons: Don’t go meddling where you shouldn’t meddle.

Violence: Some extreme images of bloody gore, violence, ghosts, ghouls, spooks, etc.

Language: None.

Sexuality: None.

Drugs: None.

Parents advisory: OK for teens but too intense for children.