No nudity which is rare for a Fred Olan Ray movie.

There are some jokes about sexual topics.

There is kissing and hugging in non-sexual circumstances.

One reference to "doing the nasty".

A man takes pictures of a woman in revealing bikini swimwear posing suggestively with a lot of innuendo-laced dialogue.

Strong and gory violence throughout.

Wolfman tears apart man's stomach.

A bloody hand-print smear is seen.

The clawed-up face of a security guard is seen.

A woman has blood on her face.

A dead body under a bloody sheet is seen.

The Wolfman attacks a man's neck, spraying blood.

The Wolfman tears off a man's hand exposing bloody bone in two short scenes.

A bloody paw-print is seen in sand.

A woman has scratched blood-covered knees.

A man's torso is shredded by the Wolfman.

A woman is covered in blood, but not visibly wounded by the Wolfman, and dies.

Several bodies with exposed ribs are seen.

Several people's intestines removed.

The Wolfman is stabbed multiple times on the back with a knife.

Minor amounts of profanity:

A-word x1

SOB x1

Moderate amounts religious profanity:

Jesus Christ x1

Jesus x1

Oh My God x2

Hell x3

D-word x2

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph x1

Heck x1

Dear Sweet Lord x1

Some smoking of tobacco is seen.

Many of the characters consume beer and discuss it.

Driving under the influence is implied once.

4+ jumpscares (most Wolfman attacks are via jumpscare)

The Wolfman is not a convincing costume, but the gore is fairly realistic.

There is a tense scene where it appears that a child is going to be attacked.

A woman is chased for a prolonged scene (or set of scenes) in which she screams and cries, asking one or two people for help. She is visibly distraught and emotional.