In 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice', Tim Burton combines the original film's charm with new characters like Lydia's daughter, Astrid, offering a blend of horror and comedy for teens.
The sequel features grotesque humor, showcasing the deaths of characters with a comical twist, including vivid imagery like a woman staples her body back together and skeletons engaged in absurd antics.
While the film maintains its creepy vibe, it tones down Beetlejuice's pervy nature and presents a less alarming version of iconic elements, like the notorious sandworm.
Language is present throughout, with moderate cursing and drug use depicted among teen characters, alongside themes of loss and grief, making it more relatable for older teens.
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