No onscreen nudity, but the film makes several strong implications of a very aberrant sexual nature.

The protagonist's mother threatens to beat her with a bull-whip which may have sadomasochistic inferences to some.

The protagonist's wardrobe is somewhat revealing with fishnet stockings.

Pedophilia is heavily hinted at, a character has pin-ups of child actress Dakota Fanning on his wall.

The character also has discarded condoms on his floor covered in blood among all his devices of torture, implying that he has tortured, raped and cannibalized many victims beforehand.

The villain is castrated. His penis is seen onscreen as it is devoured by a flock of seagulls.

Another character gropes the protagonist by grabbing her buttocks as the film ends.

The film is extremely violent.

A character is ambushed and murdered by the villain and has her arm severed from her body with copious bloodshed.

The protagonist is choked into unconsciousness is a rough fashion.

The villain is actually shown cannibalizing the murdered character; he slices up and satays meat obviously cut from the character's body before eating it with gusto in front of the protagonist as she gags with disgust.

Many horrible things are implied in the villain's house. His house is filled with a dead animal, bloody condoms, a "help" message written on the wall, bloody shackles, knives and swords, tools such as a chainsaw and drill, a bloody cross and what appears to be the corpse of a child stuffed in the ceiling. Though none of this is shown, it's implied that the villain has been using the house to commit unspeakable acts of torture on innocent victims.

The villain is shot by a character with lots of blood.

The protagonist chops off the villain's arm with a katana (samurai sword).

The protagonist castrates the character with the sword. The castration is not shown on screen, but the penis is shown being devoured by seagulls.

The film contains a fair amount of very profane language, including several uses of the "f-word" and one use of the "c-word" among other milder examples.

A character swigs a beer in one scene.

A character puffs on a joint.

Despite the film's content, it is staged in a more comedic "gross-out" fashion than a disturbing one.

The sequence where the protagonist is choked and then wakes up in the villain's lair is quite disturbing and intense.

The split-screen sequence is not intense and is staged in a bizarrely comedic fashion, but may deeply offend more sensitive viewers.

The finale where the Wolf is dismembered and castrated is somewhat disturbing.