Dolly Parent Guide

Parent Movie Review
by Kirsten Hawkes

Directed by Rod Blackhurst. Starring Fabianne Therese, Russ Tiller, Michalina Schorzelli. Running time: 82 minutes. Theatrical release March 6, 2026. Updated March 6, 2026

About author

Kirsten Hawkes

Kirsten Hawkes has a BA in Political Science and English and has worked in international development and medical education and marketing. Kirsten enjoys reading, watching movies, and debating politics with her husband and sometimes unwilling children.

Dolly
Rating & Content Info

Why is Dolly rated R? Dolly is rated R by the MPAA for strong violence, gore, grisly images, language and some nudity

Violent: People are hunted and taken captive by a serial killer wearing a doll mask. A man holds a shard of glass to a woman’s throat. A person is bitten. People are stabbed, decapitated, and impaled with lots of bloody detail. A man’s jaw is split apart with a shovel and is later ripped off his face. A woman’s ear is ripped and hangs from her head before being stitched in place. A person’s head is smashed open, with visible brains.  Corpses are seen decapitated, wounded, and surrounded with blood. A person licks their own vomit.
Sexual Content: There is female breast nudity in a context of coercion: there is forcible feeding from a woman’s breast.  A man holds a piece of glass to a woman’s throat while making sexual comments.
Profanity: The three dozen profanities in the film include sexual expletives and a variety of other profanities.
Drugs/Alcohol: Not noted.

Page last updated March 6, 2026