Sound of Freedom studio Angel bans on-screen sex, nudity and the F-word, and says Hollywood 'lives in a bubble'
By Fuzzy Mushroom · Published
Angel Studios, the faith-friendly outfit behind Sound of Freedom, has launched 'The Angel Promise': no on-screen sex or nudity, no F-word and no 'misuse of God's name' in anything it originates, plus no profanity at all in titles for under-13s. Violence isn't banned outright; it's left to the Angel Guild, the members who vote on whether each film gets in. Co-founder Jeff Harmon called Hollywood 'excellent craftsmen' who have 'drifted' from families and 'kind of live in a bubble'.
Would a promise like this make you more likely to watch a film, or less?
How solid is this story?
Spore Score for the story: 79 (Solid). Status: Confirmed. On the record: Angel Studios co-founder and CCO Jeff Harmon, and the studio's own FAQ.
Sources
- JoBlo: Angel Studios bans racy content in new policy (30 October 2026)
- Deadline: Angel Studios CCO Lays Out "Values-Based" Initiative Banning Sex, Nudity, F-Words & "Misuse Of God's Name": "Hollywood Lives In A Bubble" (31 October 2026)
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