Occasional sexual banter between teens. Talk of "being horny" or "having a chub."

A woman suggests sexual dialogue, as she flirts with her boyfriend and begs to be "dry f****d"

A man says over breakfast in the presence of his daughter and wife that he got peanut butter on his penis; the comment is not literal as he is fully dressed and wearing pants

Two teenagers kiss, while lying on a couch, before getting interrupted.

A man and woman have sex nothing shown at all.

Some sexual references.

A teenage boy tries to kiss a girl without her consent

During a flashback, Michael's sister is shown topless, her bare breasts are shown.

A girl wears a shirt that shows the outline of her nipples.

A woman is attacked while urinating in a bathroom stall. Her panties are very briefly seen as she tries to pull her pants back up. Her fly is open for the rest of the scene. Even though her pants are unzipped the whole time, nothing is revealed.

A man's severed head is carved out to make a jack o' lantern, the kill is offscreen but the body is discovered. Very brief.

A man is strangled to death with a chain

A teenage girl opens a closet and is then stabbed numerous times with a kitchen knife (the impact isnt shown) , she attempts to run and crawl away, only to be dragged back into a bedroom and stabbed again. Her body is then propped up underneath a white sheet, cut like a ghost costume.

A young woman is viciously strangled until her neck snaps. This happens below the frame. We only hear the snap and see her legs go limp.

A teenage boy is impaled on a fence through his chin.

A man attempting to save a woman trapped in a toilet stall is seized and has his head bashed against the toilet stall until he is dead. His head gets bloody from this.

A woman is bludgeoned to death with a hammer (Offscreen but body seen)

A woman has a knife graphically stabbed through her neck. Some blood is shown but no wound.

A man has his jaw dislocated and teeth ripped out offscreen

Many bloodied dead bodies are discovered throughout

A man is seen propped up with his neck disfigured from being broken. No blood or gore

A man has a pen knife stabbed viciously into his throat once

A man is found with a pen jammed into his neck.

There is a flashback of Michael stabbing his sister to death

Michael bludgeons an unknown victim in a car park.

This movie is way more violent than the 1978 original and includes some blood and gore which that one lacked. It still isn't too graphic though for the most part, especially when compared to the Rob Zombie remakes, which are way more violent and gruesome than this movie.

Myers breaks the neck of a 13year old adolescent child as he escapes a police car, intense but not bloody, some may find the murder of an adolescent to be disturbing.

Michael stomps on a man's head. His head explodes and the gory aftermath is seen twice. Easily the most graphic part in the movie, but not shown for a very long time.

About 28 uses of "fuck" (1 paired with "mother") other words such as "shit", "hell", and "damn". Not used too often.

1 religious profanity (GD)

2 uses of the n-word

Teens can be seen smoking marijuana. Talk of teens planning to smoke marijuana also present.

Laurie is shown to have a problem with alcohol, drinking a miniature bottle of vodka and later chugging a glass of wine.

A man mentions buying peyote from a friend.

Teens mention their friend is bringing "Alakazam", which they refer to smoking weed.

Some of the deaths can be quite gruesome, others happen off screen quite a bit leaving the violence to your imagination.

Most of the scenes involving Michael wearing his mask can have some very effective jump scares. Many of them involving darkness and shadows. Can be quite frightening.

A killer hides in a room full of practice shooting dummies. A woman enters the room and checks certain areas which builds up suspense for the audience. The killer then jumps out. This is a MAJOR jump scare

Most of the deaths happen offscreen. We do, however, hear them happen and briefly see the bloody aftermath.

Much darker than the previous films. One of the reasons is that the protagonist, Laurie Strode, is seen suffering from severe PTSD, due to the horrific trauma she had to endure when facing Michael Myers in all her life, and this is all depicted accurately. Also, the movie has a very dark and eerie atmosphere, and it mostly relies on psychological horror instead of using an overuse of jumpscares and gore in order to keep the audiences thrilled and at the very edge of their seats.

Not as violent and brutal as the Rob Zombie remakes, but still very intense.

It's quite a bit more terrifying than the original 1978 film.

MA15+( Strong Violence & Horror Themes )