Parents guide

A couple is shown heavily making out in the woods, with the woman in her underwear and un-buttoning her top, revealing her breasts.

Woman passionately kisses a wall mounted wolf head as a dare.

Man bites woman's underwear and kisses her.

A woman bares her breasts while in her underwear and grinding on top of a man.

Towards the beginning of the film a woman is seen in her underwear.

Woman bare breasts are visible in one scene.

Most of the violence is used for comedic purposes but some can be used for shock.

Strong bloody brutal violence and gore.

A oil painting is shown of people killing a goat. They are stabbing it with knives.

A zombie corpse lays on the ground. There is a lot of blood.

A team of armed men are killed by an assortment of creatures. This is bloody but fast paced.

The film is violent, but not in a scary way.

A number of people get killed by creatures.

Many creatures fight with people and blood is seen on the walls and floor.

A man blows himself up to save others. This is bloody but brief.

Strong language.

There are approximately 25 to 30 uses of the f-word. There are also a few other profane words used.

Marty uses a bong as a weapon

A car is shown with smoke coming out of it (most likely from marijuana). The driver uses a bong.

A main character rolls up marijuana cigarettes.

The main characters are shown drinking alcohol and one smokes marijuana.

Two main characters are briefly smoking marijuana.

We see Marty smoking marijuana. This is extremely brief.

Marty is the stereotypical pot head and his "high" moments are meant to be comical.

A group of adults drink alcohol at a party.

In the final scene, two main characters are smoking marijuana.

This film is also a comedy, so the deaths are not supposed to be taken seriously.

There are some jump scares.

There are many frightening creatures shown throughout the movie (Zombies, werewolves, spiders, deformed and mangled humanoids, etc.).