A little information before you press play
Phobia Warning helps people decide how to experience movies, television and books. A guide lists content labels and exact time or page ranges, without character names, dialogue, scene images or plot explanations.
The catalogue includes phobia-related content and other sensitivities. You can choose what matters to you, check the version, and use a time buffer to plan a skip. Browsing needs no account.
Built from checked contributions
Community members can submit a title, edition, trigger label, precise range and evidence link. Submissions enter a private queue. An editor checks the evidence and edition before a structured warning becomes public. A source link by itself does not establish that a warning is correct.
The homepage includes three clearly labeled fictional demonstrations. They show how timelines work and do not describe real movies or books. Real title guides appear only after review.
Your preferences stay yours
Trigger filters and followed-title choices are stored in your browser. Email alerts, when delivery is available, require separate consent and email confirmation. They can be changed or erased through a private preference link.
Coverage has limits
Different cuts, episodes, translations and print editions can move or change a range. A guide records what has been reviewed for the named version; an unlisted trigger may still be present. Check your edition and use your own judgment about the information.