Add Tag-Based Content Filtering System in Blacklist Settings

[Molier]

Description

The current adult content filtering system relies solely on TMDB's "adult" tag, which often misses content that should be filtered, especially for family-friendly environments. While the recently introduced blacklist feature allows blocking individual titles, a more comprehensive solution is needed for proactive filtering.

Desired Behavior

• Add a configurable tag blacklist system in the blacklist settings, fe: blacktags ?

• Allow administrators to specify TMDB tags to filter (e.g., "sexploitation", "erotic", "softcore")

• Apply these filters across all discovery sections (Movies, TV Shows, Trending, etc.)

• Option to enable/disable the tag filter system globally

• Ability to export/import tag lists for easy sharing of curated filters

Additional Context

This would build upon the existing single-item blacklist feature, offering a more scalable solution for content filtering. The TMDB API already exposes these tags, as evidenced in the example: https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/37265 where tags like "erotic" are present but not caught by the current adult filter.
see #460 for more.

          **parallel topic / feature request @ overseer:** https://github.com/sct/overseerr/issues/3533

From this discussion it seems like TMDB does have something for that in their api:

https://www.themoviedb.org/talk/606da6c698f1f10029694d78

Quickly looking up the API reference for /discover-movie there seem to be parameters for that too ... e.g. include_adult or certification_country

https://developer.themoviedb.org/reference/discover-movie

Certifications for all Countries can be gotten here

https://developer.themoviedb.org/reference/certification-movie-list

Response: certifications.json

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So all in all ... shouldn't this allow for a proper filter?

Not by tags but actually by country & age ratings (=certifications) for both movies and TV-Shows ...

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As for the UI/Settings in regard to the Limits - you could basically take the values from the Parental Control settings in Jellyfin for that - or?

(Sorry for the German Screenshot ...)

Originally posted by @thiscantbeserious in #460 (comment)

Code of Conduct

• I agree to follow Jellyseerr's Code of Conduct

[gauthier-th]

This looks like a duplicate of #1048?
I misread sorry