Look, Neighbors does what it sets out to do: it's a raunchy R-rated comedy that got decent reviews and made people laugh in 2014. Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are likable, and there's a thin thread about the terror of becoming boring parents.
But let's be clear: this has zero business being anywhere near kids or young teens. It's wall-to-wall partying, drugs, sexual content, and crude humor. The WISE score is low because this simply isn't content that aligns with any of those values—it's made for adults who want to turn their brains off and laugh at escalating absurdity.
If you're looking for something to watch after the kids are in bed and you want zero intellectual stimulation, fine. But this isn't going on any family movie night list, and if your teen is watching it, you've got bigger conversations ahead.





