The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes: parents' guide

Frequent and sometimes grisly: tributes are speared, clubbed, poisoned and bitten by swarms of snakes, a mentor is stabbed in the neck with broken glass, a boy is beaten to death, and people are hanged and shot.

Very little: one "ass" and one "piss," plus Capitol characters calling district people "savages" and "trash." No f-words or s-words noted.

Coriolanus and Lucy Gray hold hands, embrace and kiss several times. He is shown shirtless while showering and changing, and teens swim in underwear. No sexual situations.

Dean Highbottom, addicted to an opioid-like drug called morphling, is shown using it many times and appears high at a public event. People drink and get drunk in a tavern, and a teen girl swigs from a bottle.

Disturbing material throughout: tributes caged in a zoo and denied food, bats attacking a train car, a snake-bite victim whose skin turns scaly, executions by hanging, and a flashback of children seeing a man about to cut up a corpse for food.