Parents guide

One of the main characters is pregnant. Her water breaks and she bleeds before she delivers a baby in unfavorable circumstances. Nothing explicit is shown.

A married couple kisses.

A married couple dances.

A woman is shown stepping on a nail and blood drips from her foot. It is very terrifying and scary but also sad for what else is happening in this scene

A raccoon is abruptly flattened by unknown forces, then there is a large blood splatter.

While in a bathtub and in labor, blood is seen pouring from the woman's vagina but no nudity is shown. The bloody aftermath is seen a couple more times.

The audience sees a tub with a fair amount of blood in it. Later on, a bloody hand is seen.

An old man's wife is seen having been killed. A large gash is shown. Moderate blood.

A woman steps on a nail; it is sudden and shocking, and you can see her pull her foot off and the bloody nail afterward.

An animal is squashed with a splash by a monster. It is sudden and intended as a jumpscare.

The monsters look disgusting, have huge holes in the side of their head, have flaps on the top of their head, a red interior, and a black exterior. They have sharp teeth and crawl slowly and suspensfully.

More than a dozen prescription pill bottles are shown in a scene.

Very suspenseful and intense scenes.

Many abrupt jumpscares throughout.

While there are several jumpscares throughout, this film contains more tension than scares. There are plenty of scenes that will have you on the edge of your seat.

Kids are placed in perilous situations throughout the movie.

Characters are in the dark frequently and alone in suspenseful moments.

The monsters are extremely disturbing. They are humanoids with spider-like limbs, rotting flesh, and jagged teeth. They have armor-like "panels" on their eyeless faces that extend using sinewy muscles to reveal hearing organs on the side of their heads.

While the show can be scary, the story itself is very unrealistic as a gun will probably turn the monster's insides into liquid, no matter how bulletproof. (opinion)

Jumpscares galore.