Lorraine constantly tries to seduce Marty throughout the film although she is unaware that Marty is her son.

About 3 kissing scenes.

George Mcfly spies on Lorriane in her underwear.

Although very subtle you can see the words XXX on a theatre movie list in the first couple minutes, this is made clearer later on in the movie.

A teen man tries to attempts to sexually assault a teen girl in a car but a group of other men stop him.

A character injures his hand in one scene. He is later seen with a bloodied bandage around it.

In two separate scenes, a running gag Biff taps George on the head asking, "Hello. Anybody home?" and gets him to the look at the floor (shoe's untied) and then slaps him in the face.

A man gets shot multiple times on screen, not very graphic.

A character threatens to melt another character's organs.

During the lunch hall scene with Lorraine and Biff, Lorraine slaps Biff across the face and tells him to shut his dirty mouth.

Use of "holy shit!"

The racial slur "spook" is used once.

A lot of times Use of "Dammit".

"God," "jesus," "christ," "hell," "damn," "ass," "bitch," "bastard," "asshole," and "shit" respectively.

When Lorraine and Marty are in the car, Lorraine drinks Alcohol at the age of 17. Marty tells her stop and then takes a sip. He spits it out when Lorraine starts to smoke a cigarette.

Mild Alcohol and reference, and a couple of smoking scenes.

The mother is originally shown as an alcoholic, drinking vodka around the dinner table with her family. It's very brief.

At age 17, Lorraine drinks alcohol and starts to smoke a cigarette, but she is stopped on both occasions by Marty. He takes a sip of the alcohol but then spits it out.

The members of the band playing at the dance are seen smoking outside of the high school and are called "reefer addicts" by another character.

There's a mild amount of suspenseful music in the movie and a few threats scenes.

For older kids/tweens and up.

None/Mild for neurodivergent viewers.