Crimson Peak
Movie • 2015
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The dog is killed behind Lucille's dress at 1:35:10. You don't see it, but you can hear it yip twice.
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The siblings describe being left in the attic “nursery” while the mother and father travel. Lucille mentions they only knew their mother was in the country from hearing the piano through the floors.
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Two characters describe their abusive upbringing, and one was sexually abused by the other starting when he was twelve and she was fourteen.
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One character details domestic violence that they grew up with, describing how their father was abusive towards his wife and children. Specific details of abuse are mentioned.
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It’s implied two characters parents were abusing them.
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frequently, characters try to convince the protagonist that she is imagining things, that what she thought she saw were just dreams
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Thomas and Lucille were abused by their parents, and proceed to gaslight, poison, and abuse others for financial gain.
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Yes lucille is watching at all times, even peering through keyholes
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Addiction Back to Top
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(Spoiler) tea is poisoned/spiked with poison
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Butterflies are shown dying on-screen.
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You do not see the dog die. But you hear him cry & it appears that he has been killed
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Animal Distress Back to Top
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A dog is briefly described as having been abandoned with the hope that it would die. In one scene a dog is sadistically killed - unseen/out of view, but you hear it yelp and whimper. It is implied to have been strangled or had its neck broken.
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Off-screen, a dog had been abandoned to die, but is taken in by Edith. The dog previously belonged to one of the wives who had been murdered prior to the movie. This is the dog that is later killed.
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Animal Phobia Back to Top
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Butterflies are deadThere's a close of up ants eating the butterflies Dead flies and other bugs
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Plenty of it.
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When Edith is taking a bath, a ghost is shown to be missing a finger. When Edith is chased into the elevator by someone wielding knife, Edith chops her own knife onto her attacker's finger, though I didn't actually see after that whether or not the finger was gone.
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A character's leg is broken, set, and then re-broken.
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Thomas puts his hands inside his machine to fix something and burns his hand. The next scene is him getting it bandaged.
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not technically drugging? but tea is poisoned without the drinker noticing.
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No - but it looks like Edith's father may be during a scene in a bathroom, before he is killed in a different way.
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No, but a woman slaps a man.
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Children Back to Top
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Baby died soon after birth years before the events of the film, no name is given nor gender. You only see something of a ghost, not particularly disturbing.
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You hear the ghost of a baby crying
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Family Back to Top
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A mother's funeral and ghost is shown, a father is graphically and violently killed on screen, there is discussion of a child having killed their mother, and the ghost of a dead mother appears multiple times.
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Depending on your perspective, Thomas cheats on both Edith (wife) with his sister Lucille, and he also chests on Lucille with Edith (as he was only supports to marry and then kill her as he had the others).
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No, but some false imprisonment
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Fear Back to Top
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I wouldn't classify the scary moments as jump scares exactly. The scary figure is slowly revealed and there is enough warning before the music ramps up or any sound effects are played. I can't handle jump scares, but I was able to watch this movie without looking away or feeling extremely anxious.
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A couple of elevator scenes but they're pretty fast.
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Some toys resembling clowns in Thomas's workshop, but no actual clowns.
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Edith takes a bath, but nothing sensitive is shown except for her bare shoulders and arms.
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Yes, a large part of the movie revolves around them being there
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In Thomas's workshop there are mannequin-like heads scattered on a shelf.
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Gross Back to Top
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It's coughing blood, rather than vomiting, but it can be triggering. The worst is at 1:27, just after McMichael the American says he'll start walking 4 miles to the estate; there's a quick scene change and Edith is coughing a splat of blood into a sink.
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Someone spits out blood
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Head Back to Top
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Edith's father eye is bashed out when he dies, Thomas' eye begins to bleed when he is stabbed towards the end.
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Two, technically. A person's head is repeatedly bashed into a porcelain sink fairly early in the film. This is EXTREMELY graphic and the aftermath is also shown graphically several times. In addition, another character's head is partially split with a cleaver, and while the action of this is offscreen, the character's ghost with the gashed head appears a few times.
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Not fully, but a character ghost is shown to have a cleaver gash in their head, which is graphic
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Large-scale Violence Back to Top
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Loss Back to Top
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Not an artifact, but a manuscript is destroyed.
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Medical Back to Top
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There is brief mention that a character has been to one and that they are worried that they might be made to go back
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There are no hospital scenes, but there is a scene in an optometrist's office where he determines someone's eyeglass prescription.
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Mental Health Back to Top
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minor stuff but there’s the elevator clanking and screeching and the clay machine running VERY loudly
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No, but food being used as a weapon/tool of control is a minor theme.
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Potentially? Lucille brings up their abusive and neglectful parents a few times and is still quite affected by it. But nothing like flashbacks or episodes or anything are depicted so I'm saying No.
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Part of the explanation for the villain's villainy is implied to be mental illness (history of institutionalization). The plot works just fine without this gratuitous "explanation."
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A character was sent to an institution. Weather or not they actually have a mental illness is left up for debate. But the implication is there.
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I’d say so. The protagonist goes into hysterics after seeing an apparition. Sobbing, gasping for breath, the whole nine. This only happens once in the film.
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Natural Disasters Back to Top
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Neck Back to Top
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No one is hung, but there is a brief mention of a hanging hypothetically happening.
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No shakey cam
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Pregnancy Back to Top
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There are no miscarriages, but there is a discussion about how in the past a baby died due to birth defects not long after being born.
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There is no childbirth, but there is a discussion about how in the past a baby died due to birth defects not long after being born.
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A ghost baby is heard but not seen in one scene. In another scene a distorted ghost of a baby is briefly seen being soothed by another ghost. References to this baby (and its death due to birth defects) are made a couple of times.
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A bi-coded character dies.
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No black people die in this movie. In fact, the only black characters are two maids who briefly speak to the protagonist near the beginning of the movie.
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Relationships Back to Top
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Not explicitly, but the love interest says one of his reasons for hesitating to court the protagonist is because “she’s just a child”. No clear ages are given though and she is old enough to work.
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Self Harm Back to Top
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S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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No one self harms, but a character is essentially made to decide where he will be stabbed.
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Sex Back to Top
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No but it's implied two adult characters began having sexual relations with each other when they were minors.
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National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Incest is a big part of the plot.
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Shown when Edith and Thomas are snowed in at the post office, the post office offers them a room below the office, they're shown to have s*x for the first time. Nothing is really shown, just Thomas's ass, him shirtless, and a close up of his face. Nothing from Edith is shown except for her legs. Later, Lucille is shown with her hand down Thomas's pants, and her nightgown off her shoulder. Thomas is shown kissing her shoulder.
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Just bare ass, nothing more.
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A character has been in an incestuous relationship that started when he was twelve and his sister fourteen, making his consent questionable, even as an adult.
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Someone has been poisoned to the point of going to die and her voice recording is heard, stating that she will die and that she does not want to die so far from home.
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Not homeless, but the main characters live in a dilapidated manor that is infested with bugs and not well-protected from the elements.
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Its ambiguous
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Violence Back to Top
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Shown when Lucille stabs Thomas in the face, when Lucille bashes in Mr. Cushing's head in the beginning, ghost blood is shown from Mrs. Sharp's ghost and Thomas' ghost. Lucille grabs the blade of Edith's knife. Edith bashes Lucille's head in with a shovel. Lucille stabs Alan. Later we get a close up of Alan's wound when Thomas takes him to the mineshaft.
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Psychologically tortured, yes
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Distinct red herring with this when Mr. Cushing places his straight razor on the edge of the sink. The camera zooms in on it and you are made to think that he will be killed with it, but it is ignored and the scene progesses with no use of the straight razor in the murder. There is other slicing/cutting throughout the film, however.
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There is A LOT of stabbing in this movie.
We see early on a ghost with a large knife planted in her skull. A man is stabbed with a knife. A woman is stabbed with a fountain pen. A man is stabbed in the face with a paperknife. The final scene is a knife fight.
We see early on a ghost with a large knife planted in her skull. A man is stabbed with a knife. A woman is stabbed with a fountain pen. A man is stabbed in the face with a paperknife. The final scene is a knife fight.
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A character falls several stories, but survives with a broken leg.
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Someone falls from a balcony down several floors, but not down stairs.
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