Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities: parents' guide

Graphic in nearly every episode: a full autopsy, a doctor who destroys his own eyes and cuts his throat to trap a parasite, an exploding head, a melting face, people devoured by creatures, rats swarming a grave robber, and a child's severed head.

Plugged In counted nearly 30 f-words and 11 s-words in the first episode alone, plus 'goddamn' and an obscene gesture. Strong language continues across the other episodes, and the first episode's lead voices racist views.

Little sexual activity: a sex worker and a client are heard but not shown. Nudity is frequent but non-sexual, mostly bodies in morgues and autopsy rooms, including full-frontal male nudity and topless women.

One episode centers on guests snorting cocaine and taking an unknown designer drug before things turn deadly; another follows a man who takes a hallucinogen to reach the afterlife. Characters also drink and smoke.

Sustained dread and body horror throughout: demons, a giant rat, an alien parasite, ghosts, a witch and jump scares. One story follows grieving parents and the ghost of a mother who drowned her son, and in another a woman gouges out her own eyes.