28 Years Later: The Bone Temple: parents' guide

Extremely graphic: captives are tortured and skinned alive, a hook is driven into a skull, an infected tears out a man's head and spine and eats a brain, throats are slashed, a man bleeds to death from a cut artery, and people are burned.

Plugged In counted more than 60 f-words and Movieguide about 51, plus about a dozen s-words, a handful of c-words, 'bastard,' 'bitch,' 'prick' and misuses of God's and Jesus' names.

Nonsexual full-frontal male nudity, including the doctor undressing for bed, and a fully naked female infected. One character straddles another suggestively, and there is some sexual talk. No sex scenes.

A doctor sedates an infected with morphine darts, the infected seems to crave more, and the doctor sucks on a dart and passes out. He also blows a hallucinogenic powder into people's faces.

Relentless cruelty: a cult tortures captives as offerings to the devil, a boy is forced to fight to the death, masks are made from human skin, the infected attack even small children, and a man is crucified upside down.