A couple kiss.

A woman acknowledged that she had an affair.

More than once, the camera looks up from under a glass floor while women in skirts and dresses stand on top of the glass. Nothing is shown.

There are two scenes regarding a man's private area, but nothing is shown at all. Clothes are on. These scenes are harmless, but they may trigger some sensitive people. These scenes are meant to be violent, not suggestive.

A man makes repeated suggestive gestures next to a vehicle, references that mature audiences may pick up.

A man is bisected by elevator doors.

A woman is set on fire, igniting a gas leak which incinerates several people.

Many people fall to their deaths in gory detail.

After an explosion, a woman has burn injuries.

A woman gets hit in the face with a soccer ball.

A woman's finger is degloved.

A piano falls on a boy, spreading blood and guts.

Erik punches the glass of a vending machine, no blood.

A women is devoured by a garbage truck, her face is covered with blood and then the face and arm is severed very gory.

Lots of blood and gore but it is pretty unrealistic for most deaths.

There are some uses of "fuck", "shit," "asshole," "bitch", "bastard," ""damn", "hell," and "oh my God".

19 f words.

At least 5 instances of Blasphemy(Oh my G**)

People drink beer, champagne, and liquor.

The death scenes may be intense for some viewers. But they aren't as bad as the previous films.

The appearance of Bludworth may make viewers sad as it's well known that the actor (Tony Todd) passed away not long after filming finished. Tony Todd died of stomach cancer in November 2024. This film was dedicated in his memory.

Intense and scary from start to finish.