Slasher 2: Guilty Party

Truly over-the-top and extended death scenes: characters are cut in half with a chainsaw, staked to the ground and stabbed through the neck until blood seeps out in a huge puddle, a terribly injured woman begs for her life before being bludgeoned to death. A hideous decayed body is displayed and shown at length. A woman self-harms; we see her with a razor and a row of fresh cuts on her thigh that she hides with pants.

Same- and opposite-sex flirting; a couple kisses passionately in bed and strips down to underwear before the camera cuts away; when it cuts back, the woman talks about the man bringing her to orgasm.

Cursing and language: multiple uses of "f--k," ("What the f--k?," "Shut the f--k up!"), "bitch," "hell."

Teens guzzle liquor straight from a bottle, talk about being wasted, and make violent choices when drinking; one character smokes cigarettes.

Parents need to know that Slasher is a horror anthology with a different overarching mystery each season, with Slasher 2: Guilty Party as its second season. It's made to look like a horror movie, and the violence pushes cable TV limits: characters are cut in half with a chainsaw; staked to the ground and stabbed through the neck, screaming; bludgeoned to death as they beg, terrified, for their lives. There is spurting and pooling blood, chunks of tissue, a mysterious hooded predator, a murder and cover-up carried out by teens (and later, adults). A woman self-harms with a razor; we see a row of cuts on her leg. Characters have complex motivations, and everyone's a murder suspect and could turn on the others at any time. Language includes many uses of "f--k," including insults: "Shut the f--k up." Women are also called "bitch." Teens guzzle booze from a bottle and make a terrible violent mistake after drinking. One character smokes cigarettes. A couple strips down to underwear while making out in bed; later the woman mentions having an orgasm.