A woman shows her bare breasts briefly.

Towards the end of the film, we see nude people, partial frontal nudity is seen, and breasts are shown briefly. This is non-sexual and done in an art context.

Though it is hard to make out, some corpses in the freezer are nude.

There is a brief instance of animal cruelty. A child clips the leg off a baby duck.

A man hits a woman's head with a car jack. Not explicitly shown, but it is repeated a few times throughout the film. One of the times it is repeated, he is shown hitting her several times with it, then he is only heard hitting her. the bloody aftermath of her head is shown several times.

A woman is killed by Jack via stabbing

Throughout the film a freezer unit is filled up with corpses. Jack manipulates some of these corpses in various ways so that he can take pictures of them.

A man is stabbed in the neck with a hunting knife.

A police officer is shot offscreen.

A man methodically lines up the corpses of a family he just killed, and surrounds them in a square of crow carcasses. It does not show him hunting the crows.

The film includes several minutes of stock footage of concentration camps, arguably the most disturbing sequences of the film due to their real nature.

A man strangles a woman that he meets and kisses. The scene is quite drawn out and she dies slowly with strong detail.

A man runs a woman over with his van. Though the impact is not seen, it is heard and he is seen dragging her corpse into his van.

Overall, the violence is gross.

When a man fails to strangle a woman, he apologizes profusely. He then attempts to suffocate her with donuts. The scene is blackly humorous and comical

There are 25 uses of f**k, 4 uses of s**t, 1 use of b***ard, 6 uses of d**n, and 9 uses of h**l.

A man and a woman have cocktails in one scene; they're shown drinking mixed drinks of vodka and soda.

Drugs: A woman mentions getting special "pills" from a friend.

Toward the end of the film, a man shares a whiskey with a friend.

The film is disturbing in some parts.

This film is highly disturbing.

The killings are not the most disturbing part of the film

R18+ (Strong Violence & Strong Adult Themes)