When it comes to movie ratings issued by the MPAA, it's not always clear to the public why certain titles end up with the ratings they have. It's easy to understand why nudity and violence would elevate the rating of a movie, but what happens when a single but important shot puts your project in the dreaded NC-17 category? During an interview with Collider, The First Omen director Arkasha Stevenson revealed that they had to deal precisely with that situation in order to get the horror movie back to the R rating.
During the interview, Stevenson told Collider's Perri Nemiroff that the cause of all the hassle was ... a vagina.
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The First Omen Spoilers: How The Film Went From NC-17 To R-Rated For Country: United States. City: Antioch, Boise, Concord, Santa Clarita, Tampa
