Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that the film focuses on a scary man threatening a young woman, who fights back with ingenuity and some violence. Directed by Wes Craven (Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream), it adopts a basic slasher movie structure, with jump scenes, clever framing, and ominous lighting, music, and camera angles: all this can be scary for younger viewers. Characters use harsh language, drink and smoke briefly, and commit various sorts of mayhem (hitting, stabbing with a pen, shooting, slamming with household items, crashing cars, shooting a shoulder-mounted missile).
Sexual
Content
Mild flirtation. An airport bathroom tryst is hinted at.
Violence
Hitting, stabbing with a pen, shooting, slamming with household items, crashing cars, shooting a shoulder-mounted missile. Dead bodies.
Language
Some cursing, mostly by the frustrated villain.
Social
Behavior
Terrorists are nasty, heroic girl is resourceful.
Consumerism
Airport shows some shops, Dr. Phil gets a plug.
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
Brief drinking (Bay Breeze) in airport lounge.