Creamerie (2021)

Creamerie Parents Guide

Creamerie is a black comedy web series which is created by the duo of Lau, Fong, and Xue and it is directed by Roseanne Liang.

The series is produced by Bronwynn Bakker for Flat 3 Productions and it is distributed by TVNZ OnDemand.

Name	Creamerie
Genre	Comedy
Release Date	July 14, 2023 (Season 2)
Country	New Zealand
Language	English
Distributor	TVNZ 2

Creamerie Age Rating

Creamerie is rated TV-14 for violence and for several death due to the virus.

What is TV-14?

Program-rated TV-14 means Parents need to be Strongly Cautioned because TV-14-rated programs may contain some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under the age of 14

Creamerie Parents Guide

99% of men killed due to plague virus

Several deaths

Violence

Characters are fighting

Use of strong weapons

Creamerie Synopsis

In the coming generation, a virus named plague has gripped the Earth, Within a few weeks it killed 99 percent of the men, and 1% of the survivors were sent to The Facility in New Zealand.

Creamerie Release Date

The first season was released on 19 April 2021 and season 2 of Creamerie is set to premiere on July 14, 2023 on TVNZ 2 and Hulu.

Creamerie Wallpaper and Images

Creamerie Cast and Characters

Here is the list of Creamerie Cast and Characters:

• Ally Xue as Alex
• J.J. Fong as Jaime
• Perlina Lau as Pip
• Jay Ryan as Bobby
• Tandi Wright as Lane, the head of Wellness
• Kimberley Crossman as Michelle
• Nikki Si’ulepa as Constance
• Helene Wong as Tilda
• Rachel House as Doc Harvey
• Yoson An as Jackson, Jaime’s deceased husband
• Renee Lyons as Viv
• Brynley Stent as Lynley
• Ava Diakhaby as Ada
• Angella Dravid as Brandi
• Keborah Torrance as Bernice
• Sara Wiseman as Hunter

Creamerie Trailer

You can watch the trailer below:

Creamerie FAQ

Ratings are not designed to tell whether the film, series, or book is appropriate or inappropriate. Ratings are designed for saying what kind of content is included in the movie, book, or series to give parents a chance to make informed decisions on what they are allowing their children to watch or read.

The age rating is fixed by the MPAA ( Motion Picture Association of America Film rating system), BBFC (British Board of Film Classification), and Commons sense, TV Parental Guidelines (A television content rating system in the United States).