Parents Guide for
Panic Room (2002) More at IMDbPro »

None.

Meg (Jodie Foster) is seen taking a bath, but the camera only shows her face and the top of her shoulders.

the main theme of the movie is about 3 robbers who break into a house. Little do they know that a mother and daughter are now living there. The mother and daughter go to the "Panic Room" and lock themselves in. The 3 robbers then start to terrorize the family.

Parents should know there are some scattered scenes of graphic violence, including a scene where Raoul murders Junior at pointblank range with a graphic headshot and the mother slams Raouls fingers in the door, which mangles his hand graphically

a scene where Raoul beats Stephen Altman (the father) to a bloody pulp and we see the results

There's a few scenes that result in quite bloody situations: A guy gets gets his eye blown out. The mother hits a guy with a sledgehammer causing him to fall down a flight of stairs.

Graphic violence throughout the entire film

Very little blood sprays on a womans face (only a few drops)

At the end a man is wearing a blood-soaked shirt and he has a very bloody face.

very constant use of the F-word (around 59) and other R-Rated profanities

Over half of the F-words are said by Raul and Junior. A 12 year old girl also utters the word at least a few times.

the mother has wine with her dinner

She also has some wine when taking a bath (in fact, she slugs a half a glass down there)

the daughter has diabetes and needs medication which is administered through a shot. (you do not see her get the injection) Burnham, one of the robbers, ends up giving the girl the shot.

A guy's arm catches on (blue) fire.

This film isn't very frightening, but there are some strong intense scenes.

A guy gets his hand caught in a thick metal door, and it stays caught there for a very long time. Afterwords when he finally gets it free, we see the bloody results usually from a far shot distance.

A diabetic girl goes into a diabetic fit.

Raul is very sinister throughout the entire film (especially after he loses his mask)

There's not so many gore/blood scenes in the film, just some violence.