Movie Studio Banning Sex Scenes, F-Words, And God’s Name In All Movies

Known for everything from the Alan Ritchson-led Runner to Andy Serkis’ Animal Farm, Angel Studios is about to make one big change.

During an appearance on Fox News, Angel Studios co-founder and CCO Jeff Harmon revealed that they have developed a new policy for all of their films and TV shows in which they are banning the use of sex scenes, nudity, F-words and blasphemous usage of God’s name. In addition to the new policy, the studio is also updating their streaming platform to include a voting system to ensure their members approve of the content, with Harmon stating:

Jeff Harmon: We promise there’s never going to be nudity, and there’ll never be sex on screen. [Angel is a] faith-friendly studio. I think Hollywood generally kind of lives in a bubble. These are excellent craftsmen. They’re the best storytellers in the world. Hollywood has built the best storytelling infrastructure in the world. But at the same time, they’ve kind of drifted more and more away from the values-based audience that they used to serve.

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