Some extremely graphic sexual dialogue in a scene where a group of men discuss things they are currently reading in a pornographic magazine.

We see a girl vigorously fondling a man's penis so that he gets a erection. The penis itself isn't visible, though her hand and its motion are.

A man is shown sitting on the toilet, but the bottom of his shirt is covering his genitals.

a man is stabbed hard in the chest, killing him. no blood shown but the scene is quick and shocking.

a man accidentally shoots his friend in the head showing a minor splatter of brain matter.

There is not a lot of onscreen violence, but the film still contains lots of brutal violence that is extremely shocking and sobering.

There are a lot of instances of men abusing women.

It's implied that a man beats another man's head in with a hammer. We don't see the act, but we see the man's head later which's extremely bloody and some skull fragments are seen. The words "one down" are spelled on the wall near the dead body in blood. Very graphic and brief; fairly disturbing.

A man verbally abused an autistic young man then punches him in the face, knocking him unconscious briefly.

A man wraps his arms around a woman's neck and yells at her.

Another woman is grabbed by the hair and is forced to have sex with a retarded man. She complies, then angrily throws her clothes at the men who forced her to have sex with the man. The man grabs her, throws her around, all the while yelling and screaming.

A man is shown vomiting whilst in a drug-induced stupor.

A man throws some people who are extremely high on drugs around and commands them to do things while they are extremely disoriented.

The group of "bad guys" in the film take many drugs frequently (also drink alcohol quite frequently, sometimes while already under the influence of drugs). One scene shows the effects of the drugs in a disorienting and serious manner. Cocaine, marijuana, and various mixed drugs are all taken a couple times during the film.

At some point in the film, a group of men force a disabled man to smoke cigarettes and partake in illegal drug activity against his will.

Much of the movie may be difficult to watch and not for the faint of heart.

Watching Anthony (a mentally disabled young adult) being bullied and tormented could be upsetting for some.

However, it's all shot with a fairly realistic atmosphere, replacing what-would've-been intense or frightening jump-scares for a more disquieting tone.