| nudity |
2/10
One woman is shown topless as goes skinnydipping, but it's in poor light and from some distance. Another woman strips down to her underwear to swim.
Teens kiss and are definitely thinking about sex. Lots of sexual humor and innuendo. |
| violence |
9/10
Lots of horror movie violence, including bashed-in and bloody heads, saw blades to the face, a machete to the throat, a teen stabbed by a branch, a teen chewed up in a wood-chipper, a shovel to the face, nails through the head, gunshot to the face, severed fingers, an explosion, and gallons of blood and gore.
Nothing scary though, as it is all done in a comedic matter! |
| profanity |
9/10
Strong language includes "f--k," "s--t," "pussy," "bitch," "asshole," "hell," "goddamn," "Jesus" (as an exclamation), "crap," and "dickwad," plus the middle finger gesture. |
| alcohol |
4/10
Teens drink beer and smoke pot while on their "vacation," though this isn't depicted as regular behavior. They also drink while driving. The hillbillies also drink beer, though all drinking stops when the violence starts. |
| frightening |
7/10
It is mentioned at the end of the film that a character's mother was brutally raped by hillbillies.
Parents need to know that this horror comedy takes one of the genre's most typical cliches and turns it upside down: In this movie, the hillbillies are the good guys, and the college kids who go camping to drink and have sex are the bad guys. Despite this "don't judge a book by its cover" theme, the movie still has tons of gore, blood, and violence, as several teens are (accidentally) killed in gruesome ways. Language is strong, and includes "f--k" and "s--t." Teens are definitely thinking about sex, and there's some sexual innuendo and partial nudity (underwear shots). |
