Parents guide

A girl seducing a guy and strips down in a bra and underwear.

It is implied that one of the girls is raped by an antagonist. He touches her boob while she is tied up and laying on a bed. What actually happens after that is offscreen though.

Hoyt leans into Bailey a couple of times, insinuating sexual interest and terrorizing her.

Girls wear short skirts, midriff tops, low-riding bellbottoms, showing some skin; their clothes become skimpier throughout the film due to ravaging, falling, water, and blood.

A man is tied up to the bed as his girlfriend kisses him. No Nudity.

Leather-face saws through characters waist. (Can't see too much blood)

Way more violent than The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003). It is extremely graphic and there is blood and gore from start to finish.

A birth scene at the beginning is pained and ugly, with lots of screaming (mother dies, baby is monstrous);

Baby Leatherface is trained to kill and cut up animals.

Brief shot of gross roadkill.

An old man is shot in the leg.

A character's head is repeatedly smashed against the ground. Blood eventually begins showing.

Chopping of animal parts emphasizes loud sounds and bloody aftermath.

Weapons throughout include handgun, knives, chainsaw, sawed-off and regular shotguns, meat hook, hammer, cleaver and a bear trap.

A jeep hits a cow (bloody mess all over the screen), then flips several times, leaving occupants bloodied and tearful.

30 F-Words, along with other profanity e.g. hell and shit.

Name calling (cocksucker, asshole and gooks.)

Cigarette smoking and beer drinking in a bar.

At the dinner table wine is poured and drunk.

An antagonist shoots a sheriff in the head, steals his uniform and poses as a sheriff. Some viewers may find this antagonist too be scarier and more evil than the chainsaw wielding murderer Leatherface. Some viewers may be disturbed by the scene where the impostor sheriff is suffocating and beating a teen.

The film overall is intense and violent.

It's relentlessly bloody, dark-shadowed, and gruesome, with the titular chainsaw wreaking predictable (but still dire) havoc.

Violence is graphic and incessant, with a range of weapons (guns, meat hooks, cleavers) producing severed limbs and body parts.

A cow is smashed to bloody smithereens by a jeep.

Human victims are tortured (hung from hooks, tied up, taunted, stabbed, and sawed.)

The last 20-30 is especially suspenseful (intense chase scenes).