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DAREDEVIL: Season 1: Speak of the Devil

Justice Will Come

2015(Not yet rated)NetflixAction Thriller/Crime Thriller
Caution — for older children, teens & adults.
ENTERTAINMENT QUALITY ★★★★ 4 / 4
FAMILY CONTENT Caution −1 on the +4 to −4 scale Older children, teens & adults
CONTENT LEVELS NONE → HEAVY
Language Moderate
Violence Moderate
Sex None
Nudity None
BEST FOR Older teenagers and adults
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What You Need To Know

“Speak of the Devil” may be one of the most positive DAREDEVIL episodes yet. After Fisk publicly declares his desires to rebuild Hells Kitchen and take down the man in the mask, Matt Murdoch and his team are more eager to find dirt on Fisk, especially after Fisk has a good, innocent friend of theirs killed. Murdoch wants to break his cardinal rule and kill Fisk, so he goes to a priest for advice. Does Matt have to kill Fisk to save the city? “Speak of the Devil” is one of the more compelling episodes because Matt grapples with his conscience and moral beliefs, while also wanting to exude justice on an evil man. A priest points out, “Another man’s evil does not make you good,” and the priest strongly declares that Satan is real, but revenge is best left to God. Though Matt strays at some point and chooses vengeance and rage for a time, his decision isn’t glorified. The physical and thematic tension is exciting, and the episode ends on a dramatic note. The violence is strong in “Speak of the Devil,” though not as menacing as some previous ones. Strong caution is advised.

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Content Summary

Very strong biblical and Christian worldview as main character meets with priest to discuss ethics, good and evil and justice, a priest paraphrases Proverbs 25, woman says that if there is a God, the bad guy will get what he deserves, priest discusses the importance of leaving vengeance up to God in a church with a statue of Jesus, strong elements of fighting against evil and for justice; nine obscenities and three profanities; strong violence includes a brutal fight that leaves main character battered, bloodied and bruised, main hero brutally beats up a drug addict, a man burns alive; no sexual content, no nudity; some drinking and drunkenness; heroin use is seen; hero briefly lets go of his ideals and morals.

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