The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025), the final Warren case about a demonic mirror, is R and best for 16 and up. Expect bloody demonic violence, one F-word plus other profanity, little consensual sex but one entity assault, and constant terror.
Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson return as Ed and Lorraine Warren for one last case involving the Smurl haunting. The story centers on a demonic mirror that drives attacks and suicides. The film runs 135 minutes, was directed by Michael Chaves, and opened globally on September 5, 2025.
Table of Contents
- What Is the Age Rating?
- How Violent and Bloody Is It?
- What Language Will You Hear?
- What About Sexual Content?
- Which Scary Scenes Hit Hardest?
What Is the Age Rating?
Bloody Disgusting reports an R for bloody/violent content and terror in its Bloody Disgusting report on the R rating. Common Sense Media lists the same R and assigns age 16+. It's A Stampede!, reporting BBFC, notes a UK 15 for strong horror, violence and injury detail in its UK age-rating breakdown.
Common Sense Media notes theatrical play from September 5, 2025 and streaming from October 7, 2025. That window gives families time to wait for home viewing. Do not bring young teens expecting a mild finale.
- U.S. cinemas: viewers under 17 need an accompanying parent or guardian.
- U.K. cinemas: no one under 15 is admitted.
- Home rule: treat 16 as the floor for sensitive teens.
How Violent and Bloody Is It?
Parent Previews describes graphic demonic attacks, choking, and an axe-wielding demon in its Parent Previews parents review. Suicides by hanging link directly to the mirror entity. Characters vomit blood and glass after possessions and assaults.
Kids-In-Mind scores the film 1.7.5 for sex, violence, and language, signaling intense gore. A stillborn-birth scene adds medical horror and grief to the violence. Expect injury detail, not off-screen hints.
What Language Will You Hear?
Kids-In-Mind documents at least one F-word, plus scatological and anatomical terms. Characters also use repeated religious exclamations during hauntings and fights.
Parents sensitive to profanity should expect at least one hard hit plus milder repeats. Faith-based exclamations may bother families who restrict that speech.
What About Sexual Content?
Sexual content stays low, with no nudity or consensual sex scenes reported. Kids-In-Mind gives a 1 for sex/nudity, the lowest band in its 1.7.5 score.
IMDb's parents guide still warns that an entity sexually assaults a character. Do not assume low means trouble-free; preview that sequence before letting older teens watch.
Which Scary Scenes Hit Hardest?
The mirror drives the dread and links to hanging suicides. An axe-wielding demon, choking attacks, and sudden demonic assaults raise jump-scare pressure. The 135-minute runtime leaves little calm between attacks.
Younger teens and sensitive viewers will feel the buildup most. Watch for pale faces, covering eyes, or requests to stop. Pause after the mirror suicides and switch to a calm show if distress shows.
- hanging suicides connected to mirror use
- stillborn-birth scene with blood
- vomiting blood and glass and choking attacks
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