Scream (2022): parents' guide

Graphic and frequent: victims are stabbed in the neck and torso with blood pouring from wounds and mouths, a throat is slashed, people are shot in the head, and a shooting victim falls onto a stove and burns.

Constant strong language: Plugged In counted nearly 90 f-words and nearly 20 s-words, along with "bitch," "prick," frequent misuse of God's and Jesus' names, and obscene gestures.

Couples, including two teen girls, kiss and make out, and characters talk about past sex and heading upstairs. A man makes crude remarks about sex acts and erectile dysfunction pills. A shirtless man is seen; there is no nudity.

Teens drink at a party, some visibly impaired. A young woman says she used nearly every drug she could find as a teen and takes prescribed antipsychotics, and an injured teen jokes about being high on painkillers.

Many jump scares, taunting phone calls and long chases through dark houses and a hospital. One character has repeated visions of a dead killer, and the whodunit keeps tension high until the end.