A girl says Willard and Janice (a boy and a girl) are in love

May Belle says Ms. Emmonds is Jess girlfriend.

From the way he looks at her, it is implied that Jess likes his teacher in a romantic.

A boy imagines being chased by a creature (we see mostly moving shadows) through thick woods, and he trips, so he covers his head in fear (he's OK).

A boy shoves his little sister and she falls on the ground.

Children tease a boy on a school bus and one throws a piece of bread with peanut butter that sticks to his shirt.

Two boys shove another boy in the hallway and he falls on the floor; one of them has a bloody nose later and it is suggested that a girl punched him.

A "dirt monster" swirls into the shape of a living thing, and then back into dust in a few scenes and it appears to be following a boy.

A young girl cries and asks her brother to beat up a girl who stole her Twinkie (he does not oblige her).

A girl talks about people who are prisoners of a "dark master" and that they need to rescue them.

An animal is caught in a trap and a boy releases it in the woods (his father wanted to kill the animal).

Several children chant "free the pee" while marching toward a bully who makes them pay to use the bathroom.

A girl has ketchup stains on her face from another girl who squirted her.

Says "damn" 7 times in a conversation between Jesse and his father.

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Jess thinks he sees the dark master running through the woods, and the figure dives at him, but it turns out to be his dad.

Overall, a family film , not quite.

There are scenes of bullying.

Large sharp-toothed creatures (they look like wild dogs) surround a boy and a girl, and they lunge at them: the boy and the girl fight them off with sticks, a dog bites the tail of one creature, and the boy imagines having an iron glove on his hand and punches two of the creatures that are thrown into a tree.

A boy sees a dark, shadowy figure moving close to him through a forest and he is frightened.