A teenage boy feels a teenage girl's breast. It is very quick and she gets upset.

Two different scenes a couple of teenagers are watching porn. No actual nudity is shown but some cliche porn dialogue is spoken. Also some moaning is heard.

A dad appears to walk out of the house. When the camera pans on his face his nose starts bleeding with gouges out eyes.

Multiple birds are seen hitting windows on the main characters' house, and blood covers the windows after

A woman bangs her head against a glass door until it breaks.

A man bleeds profusely from his nose.

A kid is shown with what looks like bruises all over his body

A man attacks another teenage kid, whose dad then punches him in the face.

A man shoots at a group of aliens with a shotgun.

A boy is laying in his bed and as he turns toward us, you see that both his eyes have been taken out and you see two empty bloody holes.

A man is shown sitting next to a dead woman who is implied to have been shot by him with a shotgun; blood is shown under her and a small portion of her intestines can be seen briefly hanging from the wound; blood is splattered all over nearby objects.

A man puts a shotgun in his mouth and pulls the trigger; this happens offscreen, but blood splatters on a nearby kid's clothes.

2 uses of the F word both are barely audible.

6 scatological terms, 4 rude words as anatomical terms (1 mild), 5 mild obscenities and 3 religious exclamations. Teen boy has filthy mouth when talking to younger friend, describing what he does to his ladies.

Two teen boys and two teen girls meet at an empty house and we see one of the boys put a bong on the table with a bag presumably containing drugs (we do not see them smoke.)

Men and women drink beer and wine at a cookout.

A man smokes a cigarette in one scene.

The Greys (aliens) are pretty creepy, and will scare younger kids if taken to see this.

Plenty of scary scenes, including a few jump-shock moments and some nightmare-like imagery (including blood, guns, and death.)

There are maybe two jumps in the film; much of the film moves at a slow pace and is more of a psychodrama than a horror film; it is disturbing, intense and unsettling throughout.