An adult Kim and Nicholas hold hands near the end of the film; a relationship is implied.

Nicholas chases the Care Bears; it is implied that he wants to hurt or destroy them.

Children physically fight in one scene under the influence of a spell, although none of them appear seriously hurt.

It never gets any stronger than a few uses of "Oh my gosh!"

None.

There is no use of alcohol, no smoking, and no drugs in this film. Nicholas appears in the latter half of the film to be in a trance-like state, but this is the result of black magic.

The Evil Spirit may be frightening to younger viewers.

Nicholas lives with a magician at a circus; the two are not blood relatives, and the man has an underage kid working for him as an apprentice. It is implied that Nicholas is an orphan who was taken in. This may upset some viewers.

We see the Care Bears' "caring meter" go down and the world enveloped in darkness as Nicholas uses black magic. This may frighten younger viewers.