A (clothed) couple is seen making out and caressing eachother on a bed untill shortly they notice their friend. The woman is in her panties and the camera lingers on her butt for a few seconds.

A couple times a man asks if a girl can be topless when they work the haunted house together. He also flirts with her during one scene. However, this is more seen as comedic as he isn't taken seriously and asks in a joking manner.

A womens shirt is breifly cut down the middle for the purpose of the haunted house, some cleavage is visible.

Several sexual references in the film that are not very strong in severity.

Actress for haunted house when setting up is seen hanging in a short night dress. A man rips her dress all the way down. She is then basically just in a bra and pants.

Quite a bit of perverted behavior from a specific character who makes a lot of sexual comments and zooms the camera on a woman's butt and chest.

Guys discuss a past sexual experience they had, but it's nothing graphic.

One scene of bloody violence involves a woman who is repeatedly struck in the head with a camera. With each swing blood sprays onto the attackers face, but we can't see her since the camera is where the scene is recorded from. Afterward she is on the ground with blood spilling from her mouth and she is dragged away.

A mild altercation between characters involves grabbing/pushing each other.

Some of the props shown in the haunted house have bloody wounds. Shown several times, but not for a long time.

A woman is seen half-conscious with blood pouring out of her mouth, choking on her blood. Disturbing.

A man slices his own throat with a shard of glass and kills himself. The actual throat slashing is above the view of the camera, but we hear a graphic noise. Blood starts spilling onto the ground and then he falls to the floor in camera view so that we see his neck which is open and bloody as he dies.

A still image of a man who hung himself is shown. This is eerie but not graphic.

A man is seen hanging on a noose struggling and is eventually seen going limp and dying.

A woman is killed by a hooded figure. No blood is seen but she can be seen screaming and struggling, begging for her life.

There are five onscreen kills but only four of them show the event in which they were killed. This includes two people having their throats slit, a woman having her head beaten into the floor and another man hanging himself. The fifth onscreen kill is a still image of a hung man.

The level of violence is moderate throughout the film. There are a handful of fairly disturbing scenes and the tone of the film is dark as the fate of all of the characters is known from the start and seeing them happy days before death is unsettling.

R violence type: blood and brutal.

Lots of profanity and strong swears throughout. Roughly 150 uses of fuck along with other curses.

Couple uses of damn and godamn

Some other minor profanity including a character mentions to the camera alone about how he likes a character and "thought there would be more sex".

The language doesn't start until the "Hell House Footage" segment of the movie, but after that it is continuous and pervasive until the very end.

The characters drink alcohol at a bar in the haunted hotel.

Alot of scary moments throughout the movie from jumpscares to intense/suspensful situations.

Hell house llc is a found footage film making it seem like its real.

A few shocking scenes where something moves on its own or disappears.

It overall leaves a frightened impact on most viewers afterwards.

This movie can be very unsettling at times.

The movie is very intense at times. There are sequences that involve a disaster in a haunted walkthrough attraction where people are stuck in cramped areas of the building unable to escape, some even thinking it's just a part of the attraction. Fifteen people end up dying in the incident and the film investigates the nature of it. The film both has directly violent scenes that are supernatural and other scenes that are lifelike in terror.

Recommended rating: R for pervasive language, terror and some violent content.