Parents guide

The opening scene features a girl's skirt is blown up by the wind with an up-close camera angle of her underwear.

Breasts are over oversexualized; normal movements such as a girl walking or turning around have breasts bouncing in order to emphasize the main character's (a teenager) perspective.

Same like the previous Monogatari entries... expect a lot of bloody violence.

While there isn't much gore, the scene where Araragi first encounters Kiss-shot is very bloody, and the severed stumps of her arms are seen, but not explicitly detailed.

Light words such as "damn" and "hell"

Scene where supporting character is smoking cigarette, very minimal and is of no concern.

Towards the beginning of the film, Araragi steps outside and sets on fire. Pretty intense

Quite a few scenes could be considered intense.

Araragi's first meeting with Kiss-Shot features the vampire sitting in a large pool of her own blood, with her incessant crying and begging for mercy being contrasted with that of an infant's. This could be distressing to some.