28 Days Later: parents' guide

Infected people tear into victims and vomit blood, and survivors fight back with bats, machetes and guns, including against an infected boy. Shootings and stabbings are bloody, a man's eyes are gouged out, and soldiers threaten to rape a woman and a teen girl before the hero intervenes.

Movieguide counted about 70 obscenities, most of them strong. Common Sense lists f-words, s-words and the c-word, plus British terms like 'bastard,' 'arse' and 'bloody.'

No sex scenes. The hero is shown fully naked from the front and back when he wakes in a hospital, and a woman's breasts are briefly seen in a nonsexual moment. Soldiers leer at the women and force one to strip to her underwear.

A man takes expensive whiskey from an abandoned shop, and characters, including a teen, drink. Survivors take Valium to sleep, and an adult gives the teen pills to numb her to what the soldiers intend.

Sustained dread in deserted streets, dark tunnels and a besieged mansion, with sudden attacks by screaming infected, jump scares and rotting corpses. The final act, as soldiers menace the two women, is intensely upsetting.