Final Destination Bloodlines: parents' guide

Relentless, graphic accidents. An opening disaster shows people burning, falling and impaled. Later victims are crushed by a garbage compactor and falling logs, stripped of piercings and folded into an MRI machine, and speared through the head. Severed limbs, blood spatter and an autopsy.

Frequent: one review counted about 20 f-words and 15 s-words, plus "bitch," "bastard," "asshole," "son of a bitch," about a dozen misuses of God's name and a middle-finger gesture.

No sex or nudity. A young couple deal with an unplanned pregnancy and a proposal, a man learns he was born from an affair, and one character makes a crude thrusting gesture as a joke.

Adults drink wine and champagne at a restaurant and beer at a family barbecue, and someone is briefly seen smoking. Melatonin is suggested as a sleep aid. No drunkenness or drug use.

Sustained dread and jump scares as each relative waits to die, with near-misses drawn out for suspense. A grandmother with terminal cancer chooses to let herself be killed to prove her warning, and children watch a parent die.