01:13:35 - Isaac Izard and his wife do a passionate kiss.

Two characters are wearing a dresses that shows cleavage towards the end of the movie.

A baby is naked, his nude butt is shown.

One scene has living pumpkins vomiting up mush, however this isn't very graphic. These pumpkins could also scare a younger audience.

This scene uses magic and pitchforks to destroy the evil pumpkins.

Many kids bully and ridicule one of the main characters due to the way he dresses.

At one stage this bullying becomes physical.

a boy pricks his finger for a spell. blood is shown. a few other spells require blood for the casting and more hand wounds are shown

Multiple characters puncture or cut their hands to perform blood rituals, this is seen on 3 separate occasions.

Uses of D***, h***, Oh my g**, b****. Jonathan Barnavelt and Mrs. Zimmerman constantly call each other names, such as hag, coward, ugly, old, etc.

Jumpscares are common throughout the film and are fairly common.

There is a scene where a character transforms into alternate disguises, in which their head and neck shift and convulse. Cracking sounds can be heard throughout the conversion, and it goes on for some time. Viewers may find this scene uncomfortable and disturbing.

The movie has a very children's book feel, but it still delves into rather strange supernatural images and subject matter.

This movie is frightening and intense to varying degrees throughout. Creepy

The first half of the movie the scary scenes are humorous and light however they get drastically more creepy and scary in the second half. It is quite a drastic change and can very very frightful for children. At that point even the humor doesn't lighten the fearfulness of the movie.