No sex or nudity of any kind.

One sexual innuendo, very brief.

Brief mention of 'French kissing' made by a pre-teen girl.

A ghost makes a death threat through a girl.

In a vision, Ed is impaled by a sharp tree trunk. Very brief and no blood is shown.

A demon possessed girl almost commits suicide by jumping out of a window, but she is stopped at the last second.

Lorraine (looking through the eyes of a serial killer) shoots 6 people in their sleep with a shotgun. Brief, but there is still blood shown.

People are confronted by a demonic spirit in a violent manner. Characters being violently hurled against the walls of rooms, being nearly stabbed, bitten, strangled etc. but nothing explicit.

Some uses of "hell" and "damn". Other than that, there's pretty much no language.

A girl is accused of smoking. She says that she was just holding it for someone else.

A prepubescent girl is seen smoking a cigarette.

There is some scenes of smoking between adult characters.

A demon nun is present in the film, and looks very disturbing.

There are lots of jumpscares in the film. Some of them are very effective, including a ghost suddenly screaming "MY HOUSE!" behind a girl, and a demon popping out from behind a painting of a creepy nun, while still holding the painting in its hands.

There is not a lot of violence in the film, but it is still incredibly scary nonetheless.

Some jumpscares can make peoples hearts jump.

There are frequent prolonged scenes of strong threat and horror. Almost the whole movie is intense.

There are some brief moments of emotional intensity/distress, but nothing too upsetting.

There are several prolonged scenes in which children are terrorised by a supernatural threat, often in the form of demonic or ghostly spirits, and scenes in which a girl is possessed by an evil spirit.

An young girl speaks in a very deep and demonic voice, implying that a demon has possessed her body, which has a very sinister laugh, which may cause discomfort to some viewers.