In a early scene, a woman and a man kiss, once. Then, the film goes to the next scene.

A dead woman is seen impaled by several rebar poles. The wounds are not visible.

We are told a story about an Irish Celtic woman whose children were burned at the stake 100s of years ago. Every Halloween the women returns to steal three children from the living world in exchange for hers being burned alive. If the parent returns within one year of the child being stolen they can have their child back otherwise they are lost forever in the "other realm". This ghost will kill anyone and everything that stands in her path so she can keep the children locked away forever.

There is a surprising lack of violence in this horror film.

One women is possessed and thrown against a wall and is later revealed she burned up from the inside as shown in an autopsy.

A women is thrown from a building to her death (seen from a distance so not very graphic)

One scene with a car accident and it is revealed the driver died instantly. He is shown being wheeled away on a gurney.

2 uses of f##k

There are infrequent uses of coarse language present, namely the swear word 'f**k'

A scene at a carnival that implies people are drinking/drunk

A couple visits a father who's daughter disappeared a few years ago and he turned into an Alcoholic/Junkie and is shown to have just injected heroin.

A couple have a glass of wine at dinner.

Very disturbing concept of being lost and trapped.

A woman is burned alive. (Extremely disturbing)

A child draws a horrifically scary picture of the devil.

Very scary images of Ghosts and abducted children.

Throughout the film, there are jump scenes with the shock impact heightened by the soundtrack. The main theme of the movie is child abduction, which may upset some viewers. The whole tone and backstory is very intense.