The Moth Diaries (2011)

A man kisses a teenage girl, then he tries to open the shirt of the girl, but the girl leaves.

A girl gets up from her bed, her white night gown is seen to be stained by period blood near her buttock area.

In a dream sequence, a girl is watching a man and a woman have sex. They are kissing passionately and they are seen nude. The girl's breast is seem briefly for a moment and she cries out in pain during the sex (it is her first time)

A girl gets an extremely bloody nosebleed. While cleaning herself up, she has flashbacks to finding her father's bloody dead body (we see a bloody arm and a razor showing he killed himself). In a later scene, she had a flashback to the moment where she finds her father dead. We see his corpse and a lot of blood.

A girl is seen dead on the ground in a pool of blood having fallen out of her window

The mangled body of one of the teachers is seen. It is not very bloody and the camera does not focus on it for very long.

In the scene after the girl describes her period, we see her in pain and a large stain of blood on her sheets and her nightgown.

A girl hallucinates that another girl is slitting her wrists. The slit gushes blood and then gallons of blood rains from the sky.

A girl strips naked and submerges herself in a bathtub (nothing is shown) and a voice-over describes her killing herself. We see (in black and white) blood start to fill the bathtub.

A girl is lit on fire and she screams as she is burned to death. We see her body start to get more and more charred.

Language is very infrequent but includes one use of "fuck."

The rest is mostly sex-related talk/insults: "whore," "virgin," "dyke," etc.

Teens are shown smoking pot in two scenes. Some of them react badly; one girl collapses on a bed, feeling sick, and another goes crazy and throws a chair out a window.

Younger children will find some of the more violent moments possibly disturbing but overall, they are not that gory or anything.

Some of the events contain vampire-like elements, but the movie's main theme seems to be about suicide.