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Yup, sorry about that. The NSFW filter is off on our TMDb requests but apparently some go through regardless.

The rotation is random from all movies in the db btw, not featured or anything.

If you just run the randomizer and get the first unique 100 or 200 and cull for NSFW, the effect would be the same without the peril.

That's the thing though: we have 0 movies marked as NSFW from TMDB in our database.

We'd have to have a 'Report as NSFW' link somewhere to achieve that, and that seems easy to abuse.

It was the first backdrop for Ali G Indahouse (http://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9298-ali-g-indahouse).

What I meant is that you pull 100-200 out and go through them yourself, manually. Take a look at 15 or so a day and you'd be done in a week or two. Spread them out amongst the team and it'd take less time.

Sounds like a good idea, we'll try to find some time to do that.

In the meantime, we've added a few restrictions as to which movies can be featured: they must have an artwork at TMDb, and a rating of over 5/10.

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