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no. you never see a dog, you hear a dog bark once near the beginning when justine is investigating who knocked on her door.
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A child's parents become catatonic and he must care for them. Also the film has a theme of kidnapped children.
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The premise of the film is runaway children
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A major part of the end of the film is a child being severely neglected and threatened, no physics violence though.
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Women are brutalized in this film but it is NOT fetishized or attached to femininity, which is what this trigger means
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FREE FOR EVERYONEThere's domestic violence.
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1:20:29A character violently attacks their partner during a sudden aggressive episode.
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A mature aunt-like figure is manipulative, condescending, dangerous and overall vile to a child.
One parent is implied to be somewhat stern towards their child, but it is never shown in the movie, and the parent recognizes his failure in this and is apologetic. This is only really like 30 seconds of plot though, and is not relevant to the main story.
Parents depicted going after child to attack the child while not in control of their own bodies. No physical/verbal abuse ends up happening, but they hit a locked door repeatedly in an attempt to enter, which can be triggering.
One parent is implied to be somewhat stern towards their child, but it is never shown in the movie, and the parent recognizes his failure in this and is apologetic. This is only really like 30 seconds of plot though, and is not relevant to the main story.
Parents depicted going after child to attack the child while not in control of their own bodies. No physical/verbal abuse ends up happening, but they hit a locked door repeatedly in an attempt to enter, which can be triggering.
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The teacher was verbally abused by one parent and later she forgives him because he saves her.
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SPOILER: The parents of one children were gaslighted and after the kid is also gaslighted.
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The children have been weaponized. They are not actively perpetuating the cycle of abuse. It has much more in common with Hansel and Gretel shoving the witch into the oven at the end of their story than an abused child growing up to abuse his kids
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There are multiple "stakeouts" of a child and his home by people who are suspicious
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Though the antagonist is an elderly woman and she ends up being physically attacked, she is actually the one doing the abusing, the attack is more revenge and quick than elder abuse.
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One character is an active drug addict whose storyline is driven by his desire to buy more drugs. He is shown attempting to smoke from a crackpipe, and later he is shown to have a number of hypodermic needles on him.
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Both alcohol and drug addiction are shown
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A woman struggles with alcoholism and also influences a man to break his sobriety
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(besides a dog, cat or horse)
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Whoever is voting yes to some of the animal questions is a d**k There are NO animals in this movie. You hear a dog bark once. No animals are harmed or killed in this movie.
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Nah who tf said yes to this 💀
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Who are this person who is just randomly saying yes to everything about animals being abuse or hurt? That's not cool a lot of us rely on these reports and seriously get triggered by animal abuse! Stop it
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The only animal that appears onscreen is bugs in a documentary that the characters watch.
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No spiders but a close up of an ant is shown
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There is a short clip of a documentary showing ants close up, it's at the beginning of the "Marcus" section.
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Character gets poked by a needle ?
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One of the final scenes shows a character with multiple limbs detached. The act of ripping them off is not shown.
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Character is hit by a car, and you can see limbs bent in a way that demonstrates they are broken.
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Hand gets poked by needle in pocket, character cuts her hand with a stick multiple times
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Not fully dislocation, but could be seen similarly. In one of the final scenes, it is shown that a characters limbs have been torn off. The act of tearing them off is not shown on screen.
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Someone consumes hard drugs willfully, and trip-like camera and audio effects are used. People are otherwise abstractly poisoned by another. May not fit definition of ‘drugging’ though.
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A police officer handcuffs a man and assaults him
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Women characters are some of the characters who are subjected to violence from the antagonist/s during the movie, but not because of their gender. I don't recall seeing an actual slap across the face to anyone.
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Depends on your definition but there is a police officer who physically assaults a civilian and threatens him / abuse of power.
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no but the children catatonic
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No infants but lots of young children
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There is a brief scene where a nature show is on tv and discusses a fungus taking over an ant's body
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The film is split between the perspectives of various characters as it's told out of order, and one of the characters with a "chapter" of their own does die at the end of it.
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The body count is 5 people in total.
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The parents are essentially comatose at the end of the film. The closing VO explains that they’re in a care home and the child is living with a kinship carer who is nice.
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The parents are essentially comatose at the end of the film. The closing VO explains that they’re in a care home and the child is living with a kinship carer who is nice.
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A man breaks his sobriety and cheats on someone who was planning to get pregnant with him (not clear if they are married)
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Children are kidnapped, followed by a series of adults
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Fear Back to Top
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Zach Cregger (director) has said in an interview that he tends to stray away from cheap jumpscares, so when a jumpscare happens, expect it to be effective. There are three major jumpscares here, along with several minor ones, with the sound effects in the major jumpscares in the soundtrack as well.
By segment, major jumpscares denoted with (*):
JUSTINE:
1: Justine goes to check at the door after someone rings the doorbell, and after checking there's no one, she leaves.... only for someone to bang at the door loudly, startling her. (can be seen in the 10min preview for the movie on YouTube)
2: About 20 minutes in the movie, she goes to check at a house, and is again, startled, by seeing two people in the house. (a sound effect also accompanies the scare - SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:16 of the track "Newspaper")
3 (*): Perhaps the biggest jumpscare in the film, which occurs a few minutes later. Justine wakes up from a nightmare and after a while, she lays back down, only to see something at the ceiling that causes her to scream. (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 0:23 of the track "Nightmares")
ARCHER:
4 (*): About 40 minutes in: Archer also has a dream sequence that ends similarly with Justine's, as he talks to his son at his bed. The vision turns out to be something else (be alert as Archer says he regrets not saying to Matthew how much he loves him, the jumpscare happens when Archer says "I love you so much"). (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 4:08 of the track "Where Are You?")
JAMES:
5: About an hour in: There are several minor jumpscares when James explores the house (same one as the 2nd Justine jumpscare):
a: When he sees two people (cue: when he notices the Willow DVD)
b: When he notices something at the basement
c: As the two people in (a) finally start moving and notice him. (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:27 of the track "Room to Room")
6: Another minor one as James hides in a tent as someone opens the tent, James attacks the person upon opening the tent.
ALEX:
7: A rather minor one when Alex peeks into a bedroom to see someone sleeping, and gasps and quickly closes the door.
8: The final sequence has several minor jumpscares:
a: A scare chord is heard When Alex says 'hello' to a stranger standing still, to find another looking at him.
b: Characters are triggered to attack when one crosses over the salt - two accidentally, and the one triggered by Alex, intentionally.
9 (*): Also in the climax, as Archer finds his son in the basement, his flashlight lands on the eighth person we see downstairs.... only for that person to lunge at him. (VISUAL CUE: immediately after we see a girl facing/looking south-west. SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:11 of the track "Locked")
No jumpscares in the PAUL or MARCUS segments, although the MARCUS segment has two of the most violent sequences of the film, the first which is in particular, quite shocking.
By segment, major jumpscares denoted with (*):
JUSTINE:
1: Justine goes to check at the door after someone rings the doorbell, and after checking there's no one, she leaves.... only for someone to bang at the door loudly, startling her. (can be seen in the 10min preview for the movie on YouTube)
2: About 20 minutes in the movie, she goes to check at a house, and is again, startled, by seeing two people in the house. (a sound effect also accompanies the scare - SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:16 of the track "Newspaper")
3 (*): Perhaps the biggest jumpscare in the film, which occurs a few minutes later. Justine wakes up from a nightmare and after a while, she lays back down, only to see something at the ceiling that causes her to scream. (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 0:23 of the track "Nightmares")
ARCHER:
4 (*): About 40 minutes in: Archer also has a dream sequence that ends similarly with Justine's, as he talks to his son at his bed. The vision turns out to be something else (be alert as Archer says he regrets not saying to Matthew how much he loves him, the jumpscare happens when Archer says "I love you so much"). (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 4:08 of the track "Where Are You?")
JAMES:
5: About an hour in: There are several minor jumpscares when James explores the house (same one as the 2nd Justine jumpscare):
a: When he sees two people (cue: when he notices the Willow DVD)
b: When he notices something at the basement
c: As the two people in (a) finally start moving and notice him. (SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:27 of the track "Room to Room")
6: Another minor one as James hides in a tent as someone opens the tent, James attacks the person upon opening the tent.
ALEX:
7: A rather minor one when Alex peeks into a bedroom to see someone sleeping, and gasps and quickly closes the door.
8: The final sequence has several minor jumpscares:
a: A scare chord is heard When Alex says 'hello' to a stranger standing still, to find another looking at him.
b: Characters are triggered to attack when one crosses over the salt - two accidentally, and the one triggered by Alex, intentionally.
9 (*): Also in the climax, as Archer finds his son in the basement, his flashlight lands on the eighth person we see downstairs.... only for that person to lunge at him. (VISUAL CUE: immediately after we see a girl facing/looking south-west. SOUNDTRACK CUE: 1:11 of the track "Locked")
No jumpscares in the PAUL or MARCUS segments, although the MARCUS segment has two of the most violent sequences of the film, the first which is in particular, quite shocking.
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Pretty gross nature doc scene shown with zombie ant. When the two guys sit down to watch TV, close your eyes.
Also there are face stabbings with forks and a syringes, so some skin holes are shown
Also there are face stabbings with forks and a syringes, so some skin holes are shown
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The beasement scene was claustrophobic for me.
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S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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Not exactly but a vegetable peeler is used as a weapon
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No but someone wears very clown like makeup which may be triggering. This person's face is used for several jump scares.
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There’s no natural bodies of water. It’s safe.
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no mannequins but the stillness of bodies is eerie
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About 1 hr 20 min into the movie. When the woman with red hair rings a bell in the kitchen, one of the characters starts violently attacking someone else, and vomits a lot of black goo onto their face. It lasts maybe 10 seconds.
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At the end of the movie, briefly shown. Look away when a character is caught by a group of other characters.
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Squashed head noises
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Towards the very end of the movie. After the boy brings home the papers, he wakes up in the night. When he finds the woman, she spits into a bowl pretty graphically.
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*SPOILERS* it all depends on how sensitive you are to this trigger. the 'zombies' eyes are bulged however you don't see the bulging happening, just the person getting choked. at the end, the antagonist gets ripped apart and for maybe 2 seconds you see her face and eyes being torn apart, but it is towards the very very end. you could easily look away whilst she's lying on the floor and the children surround her.
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There is also a scene where a character is fatally hit by a car, and when the camera pans back to show the body, we see that the head has been squashed to the point of being unrecognizable. (I think that's in the 'Marcus' chapter of the movie; sorry for no timestamp)
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The cops are portrayed as corrupt and incompetent.
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A man is handcuffed and put in a police car but never taken to a cell.
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The only cheating is between (presumably) straight characters in heterosexual relationships.
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The single needle is in the "Paul" sequence, you cash probably guess when it's coming. The 3 needles are in the "James" sequence and you will see them for a few seconds before they are used so time to look away.
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No scene, but the ending monologue does mention characters being sent to a care facility
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No one explicitly has cancer but SPOILER: the antagonist of the movie is suffering from an unnamed long term illness and has lost most of her hair.
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Someone is briefly at the hospital getting his arm bandaged.
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No but multiple characters have to be spoonfed.
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Because they are possessed it looks a lot like derealisation
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We do not see any characters dealing with PTSD in the story; ending narration implies that some may be living with trauma from the events of the film.
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An alcoholic strikes a restrained person and later the person who was stricken (who is addicted to drugs) attacks the man who struck him because he saw the villain and mistook him for her.
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Does anyone have more info on this?
Edit: thank you guys!!
Edit: thank you guys!!
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Some characters are suffering/recovering/relapsing from addictions, but no explicit mental health diagnoses are confirmed for any character.
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There is a character who wears intense heavy makeup and bold wigs, and is seeking relief from her illness and age
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Justine also seems to be having an anxiety episode when exiting the town hall meeting and going to the liquor store
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A man gets shot in the neck and throat, blood pours out of the wound
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Multiple instances when characters are fighting (see choking section)
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A few instances of it when the characters are fighting each other. At the gas station and then later at the house
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Minor moments of flashes overall
At approx. 35mins: Camera pans up to the sky during dream sequence, subdued lightning flashes appear in the clouds behind the floating assault rifle
At approx. 50mins: Flashing police car lights turn on, prominent for several seconds in an initial exterior shot but then not visible again until Paul gets out of the car for just two shots
Much later on during Alex’s chapter there is a brief flash of explosive sparks when Gladys lights the potion. During finale two single-flash gun shots occur.
At approx. 35mins: Camera pans up to the sky during dream sequence, subdued lightning flashes appear in the clouds behind the floating assault rifle
At approx. 50mins: Flashing police car lights turn on, prominent for several seconds in an initial exterior shot but then not visible again until Paul gets out of the car for just two shots
Much later on during Alex’s chapter there is a brief flash of explosive sparks when Gladys lights the potion. During finale two single-flash gun shots occur.
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Yes, victims and perpetrators of violence scream during their various encounters. About what you'd expect for a horror film.
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Lots of casual swearing
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Not really but there is a moment where a villain looks and runs towards the camera towards the end
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No unborn children, only a passing conversation about ovulation/trying to conceive
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The above comment is true; however, contextually, he is asking out of concern for his own health, rather than to demean the other character.
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The only gay characters in the movie have the most violent deaths (one brutally bashing the head in of his husband) and then having his head run over by a car.
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Not stereotyped or anything, but there have been a lot of complaints about how the MLM couple is killed off.
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No black characters die (or really appear) in this movie.
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Relationships Back to Top
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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S.A.F.E. ALTERNATIVES® (1-800-DONTCUT)
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SCENE ALERT
FREE FOR EVERYONESomeone self harms.
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1:36:29Several characters stab themselves in the face with forks during a tense scene.
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Who put yes? There are no animals in this film.
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Very brief sex scene, you only see their faces really
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A woman is accused of getting a man drunk to sleep with him. However, while she does ask him to have drink with her and they do have sex, it is not otherwise suggested that that's what she did.
The man is a recovering alcoholic, but it seems that the woman didn't know about that when she encouraged him to have a drink with her.
The man is a recovering alcoholic, but it seems that the woman didn't know about that when she encouraged him to have a drink with her.
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No, there is not. There isn't even any language that would allude to it. No idea what the other comment is talking about.
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There's an aunt character who is said to have been ill for quite some time and progressively getting worse, but the nature of the illness is not given
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The main antagonist of the movie is suffering from an unnamed long term illness. Hospice is mentioned and the fact that she might not have a month left is mentioned.
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As a person who has been there, I actually loved James as a character. I found him very honest, funny, and lovable. When you’re an addict living in a tent, yeah, all you’re thinking about is your next hit. That is the nature of being in an intense state of addiction. His actions all made internal sense for someone in that place in life, and they were used to further the plot in ways that would be difficult to get a stable, sober person to do.
Also, he has a name and his own segment of the story. He’s not a throwaway character.
Also, he has a name and his own segment of the story. He’s not a throwaway character.
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The bad guy is killed but the children and other people who were possessed don’t go back to normal. Plus a few main characters died throughout the film. Melancholy ending
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It happens from afar but then you can see a close up to a squashed head and bits of the person on the sidewalk
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3
Kind of, a car crashes into someone
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Several car chase scenes throughout as well as a car crash in the middle of the film.
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Violence Back to Top
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mild0
graphic0
excessive106
5
there is a scene about mid-film between the gay couple where we see one of them forced to headbutt the other to death, and we see his head slowly smashed in blow by blow. it takes like a solid minute, or it felt like it lol.
that scene is definitely a skip if you're squeamish.
that scene is definitely a skip if you're squeamish.
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5
Multiple characters are shot during the final scene
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Whole Body Back to Top
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No torture for information or similar scenarios, but as the other comment mentions, people are tormented and hurt
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In my head body horror is usually when the body is made to do things that shouldn't be possible. Most of the body-related horror is just possible IRL gore, but there are a couple moments related to someone being controlled that feel unsettling (no blinking, not reacting to physical damage or pain, super strength and speed)
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Someone makes reference to forcing people to eat each other.
At the end of the film someone is torn apart and starts to be eaten but things stop just short of this.
At the end of the film someone is torn apart and starts to be eaten but things stop just short of this.
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5
Character cuts her hand with stick. A character peels another one’s face with a vegetable peeler
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96
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2
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There are two very graphic crushing type deaths
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10
Characters repeatedly stab themselves with forks
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