Parents guide

Prolonged & explicit full frontal female nudity of a female publicly & forcibly stripped naked & humiliated on stage prior to her graphic & terrorizing death.

Explicit full frontal female nudity of a female displayed standing naked & bathing with explicit child voyeurism.

An explicit threesome sex scene details a naked female being stroked & kissed by two males.

A female child kisses an adult male with implied intention & share a suspicious inappropriate closeness.

A female prostitute performs oral sex on a male followed by her death.

A female prostitute's exposed breast cleavage is sensually kissed, bitten & sucked for blood while she sexually rubs her crotch through her dress.

Explicit nude female sketches are shown with varying degrees of graphicness.

Several vampires are killed with a scythe - one is decapitated in graphic detail and another is cut in half, much blood sprays from the corpse and his severed torso is shown in a prolonged manner. Several other vampires are burned to death in the same scene.

A vampire is cut fully through the shoulder, to the armpit

The violence in Interview with the Vampire is very graphic, and very gruesome.

R violence type: blood, gore and graphic.

Bloody violence and gore.

A pimp threatens Louis with a knife but Lestat yanks him away, kills the thief, and flies away.

Lestat bites Louis (with resulting blood) and throws him in a river.

Lestat once again bites Louis and turns him into a vampire by letting Louis drink his blood.

Louis and Lestat kill a young waitress by biting her tongue and her arm (with bloody results).

Louis kills two dogs.

Christ used as exclamation.

Many characters drink alcohol at parties. There is some smoking.

Multiple mortal humans are killed on screen, some cruelly and with time to experience extreme terror, particularly one real death on stage that includes a young and vulnerable woman being killed during a play (not graphic).

Many people are killed by vampires, including a family. We do not see all of the deaths, but it is assumed as we see coffins being dragged out of the vampire's home.