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An adult store is briefly seen from the outside in the background of a scene.

A man wears a revealing jungle outfit that highlights his musculature.

Sarah's underwear can briefly be seen when she stands up after being attacked by a bat in the beginning of the movie.

In one scene Peter rolls the dice and summons a lion. It's tail wags across a piano playing a brief note of creepy music. It chases him and Judy down the stairs nimbly but it trapped in a bedroom by Alan Parrish who was summoned on the same roll.

A bounty hunter/hunter shoots at an adult male protagonist, but he dodges them.

Alan steals a car from the real estate agent who's being hospitalized and drives recklessly while almost crashing into another car driving in the opposite direction and knocking over piles of garbage and uprooting a mailbox.

A monkey burns its face while tampering with the gas range's controls, resulting in a short fire eruption.

A monkey throws knives towards the two kids looking into the kitchen that's in chaos, but they back away from the projectiles.

Some people spread lies about Alan's disappearance and claim his parents chopped him up and hid him within the walls.

A hunter shoots the heads of several fashion mannequins in a department store. One of them can be mistaken for the likeness of Sarah Whittle.

Sarah frantically loses control of a shopping cart during a panic in the hardware store, but Judy steps in and grabs it before it unintentionally hits another customer.

A driver gets out of his car in a panic and Peter gets inside of it as a hiding place - only for a stampede of elephants, rhinoceroses, and other animals to trample on it, entrapping him.

A rhinoceros in the stampede rams into a parked hatchback and violently rips off the driver door that's left wide open.

Graffiti briefly displays crude language.

Alcohol reference and tobacco use.

There is a scene which involves many spiders crawling all over the attic. When the kids use the board game, the animals come out and some of their appearances are quite freaky.

Transitioning from the real world to the game appears intense and painful.

Alan drives a police car through a grocery store, destroying it in the process. Some people are almost run over and presumably killed, but manage to escape from the oncoming vehicle. Eventually, an entire shelf of paint cans falls on Van Pelt (this is played for comedic effect).

A stampede chases Alan, Sarah, Judy and Peter throw the house, but they all leap out of the path at the last second.

The lion nearly attacks Peter and Judy, but Alan who's released at the same time steps in to the scene to deal with the wild animal while Peter and Judy run for their safety.

A woman loses control of her car while under the effect of mosquitoes released from the game and an ambulance hits her car from one of the corners of the tail end of her car, sending her car turning 90 degrees clockwise and ends up parked on the edge of the street with the front of her car above the curb.

Judy freaks out over Alan opening the roof of the realtor's convertible that they steal due to the mosquitoes being present on the scene, but Peter reaches for the gear shift to put the car in gear to escape from the mosquitoes.

Sarah attempts to run away for a second time over the game, but Alan stops her in her tracks.

A tween boy gets furious with his father when he learns he is going to a private school and his father forcing him to confront his bullies.

In a scene, Alan and Sarah play the game and Alan is trapped inside the jungle, with bats flying and Sarah running away, afraid. 26 years later, Alan is set free.