Parents guide

Failed Subject (Sekar Dewantaari) is depicted on an autopsy table with cybernetic components attached to her body. Her chest is exposed, displaying breasts that appear artificial or prosthetic.

This is the tamest of the series in terms of sexuality

Strong and gory violence in every segment in this film. By far the goriest "V/H/S" film.

'Storm Drain' gets extremely gory and violent at the end, though its build up is gore-free.

'The Empty Wake' features a zombified man missing a large part of his head. His body begins falling apart. Very graphic

'The Subject' is by far the most violent segment, as to be expected by director Timo Tjahjanto. It features scenes of dismemberment, operations, and many gory gun and explosive deaths. Extremely graphic watch.

'Terror' also features strong gun violence, with closeup shots of people being killed with pistols and shotguns. The segment also features gory dismemberments and the death of a rabbit.

A man is impaled through the back by a large blade. He is then lifted into the air and thrown into the ground, with the fall and especially a mutated subject completely cutting him in half horizontally. Very gory.

A large blade is pressed against a character's neck before a second blade is driven through their throat.

A soldier is shot point-blank numerous times in the throat and face until his head is completely blown off. Shown from the shooter's POV so it's very bloody.

A large dull metal pipe gets stabbed into a character's cheek and exits out the other one. The character begins to convulse before their head is smashed and the pipe is torn out, ripping the mouth in half.

A man is shot twice in the back of the head, with blood splatter exiting his forehead.

Constant profanity throughout the film.

A man invites a women for a drink after their work.

Strong violence and jump scares.

Raatma is a incredibly disturbing monster that lives in the sewers in the movie, This monster can easily frighten people.