Parents guide

Teenage girls are shown in bikinis (nothing revealing).

A group of teenage girls bully another girl and shove her into the pool while she is trying to walk to class. Everything in her backpack is ruined, and the girl is shown almost in tears.

A man is attacked by a shark, and his bloody disfigured face is shown later when another character finds him.

Characters are shown chumming the water to attract sharks. Buckets of bloody fish remains are dumped into the water, staining the water red.

There are a few brief discussions of how the Mayans used to do human sacrifices. Human bones are shown scattered across the floor of the temple.

A girl is violently eaten by a shark. She is shown in half from a distance. She is then eaten. Some blood.

There are 2 A words, one or two H words, at least one use of "crap," and several OMGs. One group of teenage girls flips off another group.

Very little, if anything.

The film focuses on a group of teenage girls that get trapped in an underwater Mayan ruin with a shark. The sense of peril is constant throughout, and most of the movie has a very claustrophobic feel. The girls often scream and cry in fear.

The water is very murky and dark, which leads to many jump scares.

All of the attacks are intense, particularly the scene where the characters try to climb the cliff and the ending.

Characters are swept away violently by a strong current as they try to navigate through the ruins.

A girl is shown being bullied at the beginning of the film. She is almost in tears. This might be upsetting for some.

There are a few tense and emotional family moments.

At times, body parts of previous victims are shown suddenly, usually causing a jump scare. Some of these images are graphic.

The Mayan temple has a creepy atmosphere to it.

Jumpscares, where the sharks appear out of nowhere, show up multiple times.

A jumpscare where a girl tries to touch a fish and it unnaturally screeches at her.