Crocodile Dose (2026)
Story overview
Three college friends—Curtis, Jimmy, and Abe—return home for summer and plan a wild night at Curtis's ex-girlfriend's house. The comedy centers on Curtis's emotional struggles, which derail their plans, leading to humorous mishaps and awkward situations as they navigate friendship and young adulthood.
Parent Guide
A comedic look at young adults navigating friendship and emotions during a summer night. Suitable for pre-teens and up with parental guidance for thematic elements.
Content breakdown
No violence or physical peril depicted. The conflict is emotional and social.
Nothing scary or disturbing; the tone is comedic and light.
May include occasional mild slang or colloquial language typical of young adult conversations, but no strong profanity.
Implied romantic themes and references to relationships, but no explicit sexual content or nudity.
Possible references to social drinking in a party context, but not depicted or glorified.
Focuses on emotional turmoil and awkward social situations, which might be relatable but not overly intense for older children.
Parent tips
This lighthearted comedy focuses on college-age characters dealing with emotions and social dynamics. Parents should note the film portrays young adults in party-like settings, though without explicit content. It's best suited for older children and teens who can understand relationship themes and mild comedic tension.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
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- What does it mean to be a good friend?
- How do you think Curtis felt when things went wrong?
- Why is it important to talk about your feelings?
- What could the friends have done differently to help Curtis?
- How does this film portray young adulthood and independence?
- What real-life lessons about emotions and relationships can you take from the story?
Where to watch
Streaming availability has not been announced yet.