The Haunting of Hill House: parents' guide

Not very gory but disturbing: a hanging, a fatal fall, children served poisoned tea, a man beaten in the street, and mortuary scenes of bodies being prepared. A foster father's sexual abuse of a girl is revealed through a psychic vision.

The full range of profanity, including repeated f-words (most from one sister) and s-words, plus 'damn,' 'hell' and misuse of Jesus's name. Heavier in some episodes than others.

Implied sex scenes, including one sister's encounters with women, with kissing, moaning and women in underwear seen mostly from behind. Nipples show through a sleeping woman's top, and a female corpse is shown with bare breasts and exposed innards. No full-frontal nudity.

A brother struggles with heroin addiction: injecting, relapse, rehab meetings and an overdose with vomiting are shown. A woman smokes a joint after sex, and adults smoke and drink heavily, one sister to the point of drunkenness.

Sustained dread and many jump scares: the Bent-Neck Lady, a towering man with a cane, corpses, and ghosts hidden in the backgrounds of scenes. Children are terrified and endangered, a girl's kittens die, and grief over a mother and sister runs through every episode.