Parents guide

There is no male or female nudity.

Some nude female mannequins for a short period of time in the background.

Some of the vampires who are killed are dressed somewhat scantily, others have body suits on.

Dozens of vampires are killed in various gruesome ways, with lots of black blood, lots of gore of all kinds, and many decapitations.

Non-stop extremely graphic violence (with comic undertones), though nearly all of the gruesome violence and deaths happen to the vampires. Most human victims are heard offscreen or shown after the attack.

Quite a number of vampire heads are sliced off with machetes, a TV, and a zip line. Blood spray, blood is black.

A number of severed vampire heads are shown and interacted with.

A human body is seen with its head missing. Bone and blood. Very gory.

A vampire tears a chunk of skin off a man's neck. Gory patch of ripped skin shown, not much blood spill from the wound can be seen as the man wraps the neck with a cloth.

A man smashes a TV over a vampire's head and then kicks the TV causing the TV to chop of the vampire's head, head goes flying with lots of black blood spray.

Heavy gun violence against vampires from the top of the movie and throughout until the end. Non-stop brutal vampire fights in this film.

Part of the vampire lore in this film is that certain kinds of vampires eat cats. Only occurs offscreen.

A vampire is tortured with sunlight and then buried alive under concrete.

Around 22 uses of "fuck", among other milder profanities.

Some marijuana and cigarette smoking.

Family members are threatened and mildly abused by vampires as part of the suspense.

Many of the vampire kill scenes are intended to be humorous. However, the entire film, with the exception of character and story-development scenes, is full of frightening, disturbing and intense scenes. Extreme gore and violence, albeit mostly supernatural.