It appears that Sean has a love interest or a therapist.

Sean shrieked and killed the old man by suffocating him with a big heavy blanket.

Sean's tooth is pulled out in the flashback. No blood is shown on the tongs. But a drop of blood is briefly seen on his chin after he suffers.

Adams told Sean that he's not a pilot for 7 years. He's "shot down" and "suffered from a bad concussion". Yet Adams said that Sean is conscious enough to deploy a parachute for his chance to survive.

Extreme images of murder.

Rated R for violence, language, terror, and disturbing images

3 f-words brought another reason why this film is rated PG-13, before the R-rating. In this original rating, it's made today, it would be rated R. Yet, some PG-13 movies contained F-words more than once.

3 uses of "fuck"

1 use of "Jesus"

Mild language: 4 uses of "hell", 1 brief use of "damn"

Sean said the word "shit" once.

In the edited version, "Fuck you" is replaced by the term "screw you". "Fucking" is replaced by the word "freaking". "Shit" is replaced by the word "crap". Only 4 uses of "hell" is left in the movie.

There are kinds of brief drug references: Sean is smoking in the opening scene. Sean is drinking alcohol or beer. Ariel gave Sean some pills for anxiety.

Sean is everywhere looking for his pills, wondering if Adams had them.

This film has contained jumpscares. Sean screamed in each scene.

Suggested Rating MPAA: Rated PG-13 for some violence, bloody images, mild innuendo, language, and frightening moments

Suitable for ages 13 and up

Sean grew insane and confessed his guilt, flipped the table over (then the chair), and told the cops where the old man was.

The cops strangle Sean on the chair, Charlie is about to knock Sean on the head. Would be frightening for younger kids.

The eye of the old man seems intimidating. It would scare some children under 13.

The old man's heartbeat might be low, dull, quick, loud, and terrifying for younger children.