Spoilerific Related News

"Evan Rachel Wood is a Predator in Allure" (by QuietEarth). This headline appears in "Related News" section of Julia Sarah Stone's IMDb profile. Arguably it is not expository enough to be a spoiler (in that it is not a twist), but it does give away a lot more than the plot outline provided on Allure's IMDb page.

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That's fine, but it would be nice either if media companies like QuietEarth would in the future exercise restraint in the wording of their headlines or if IMDb would prevent such headlines from showing up in "Related News". (Without a doubt, QuietEarth chose such a headline to attract wanted attention. Understandable.)

Furthermore, if possible, maybe something should be done to delete the specific headline in question from all "Related News" sections on the IMDb website. We have to understand that some movie-watchers are sensitive about stuff like this. There are even people who arrive in cinema auditoriums late just to avoid all the trailers that play before the movie for which they have bought a ticket starts.