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Certification
| MPAA | Rated R for zombie violence/gore and language |
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Sex & Nudity
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- A man turns to a zombie while in the shower. He walks out and around town naked, but no nudity is shown.
- A man jokes with another man by saying that he is attracted to the other man's mother. (Not graphic, meant to be funny.)
- No sex or nudity, but some mild sexual jokes.
- A main character wears a shirt that says 'I got wood' throughout the film.
Violence & Gore
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- Infrequent graphic and bloody zombie violence.
- Zombie children eat from a person's chest. Very brief, but incredibly graphic and gory.
- A man's guts are ripped out and eaten by tons of zombies. His head then falls off.
- A woman shows another woman her wrists. A large chunk of blood is sitting in a hole. Very bloody.
- Several men are bitten by zombies. They hold their necks as blood covers their hands. One can not be seen very well as it is dark, but one can be seen as fairly graphic.
- The scene where a main character get ripped out is very gruesome and disturbing.
- A man is shot in the eye and blood sprays everywhere. Very Graphic
- A man shoots a few Zombies in the Head with blood sprays and splatters everywhere very Graphic
- Easily the most mature of the cornetto trilogy. 16+
- Frequent zombie-related blood and violence. Much of this is comedic, but some is very bloody and graphic.
- Zombies spread the infection by biting living humans. Many bites are shown.
- A newscaster says that the only effective means of killing the zombies is by 'removing the head or destroying the brain.'
- There are many instances of characters bludgeoning zombies to death. This is usually not too bloody.
- Two men throw an assortment of household items at two approaching zombies.
- A man throws a vinyl record at a zombie, it shatters on its face, leaving shards embedded in its skin.
- Two men beat two zombies to 'death' offscreen. Some blood is seen on their clothes and weapons.
- A zombie is briefly seen eating from the exposed chest cavity of a dead person. This is very brief.
- Three people beat a zombie with snooker cues. This is done in-time to music, and is meant for comedic purposes.
- A man is disembowelled and dismembered by a crowd of zombies. Extremely graphic.
- A man is graphically bitten on the neck by zombies.
Profanity
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- 37 uses of "fuck", 1 use of "cunt". 7 uses of "shit'. 7 uses of "prick". 2 uses of "ass". 3 uses of "twat". 2 uses of "wanker"
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Adults are shown drinking beer and liquor and smoking cigarettes. Two men are shown to be clearly inebriated in one scene. Cigarettes are emphasized or glorified somewhat due to the contexts in which they are used.
- Many scenes take place in a pub.
- A man says that his friend "sells a little bit of weed every now and then", and another man briefly mentions how he once sold marijuana to a friend.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- This film is brutal and gory in comparison to Edgar Wright's later films.
- This is a brutal comedy film. The violence and gore is frequent and dark, and its impact is significantly strong despite the overall comedic tone of the film.
- The theme of zombies and the violence could be considered to be moderately scary to some audiences. The zombies themselves are often covered in blood.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- A main Character is bitten by Zombies. Blood sprays everywhere and it's very Gruesome,Graphic and very disturbing
- A man shoots a recently spawned zombie in the head. Brief view of the exit wound, some blood. The zombie is the man's mother.
- At the film's climax, the army arrive on scene, and neutralise the zombie hoard with gunfire. Lots of bullet impacts and blood.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- A man is disembowelled, dismembered, and eaten alive by a hoard of zombies, all onscreen. This is the most graphic scene in the entire movie.
- The death of one particular character is very emotional.
