A woman is shown in a bathtub. She is naked but no sensitive areas are shown and she has an arm over her breasts.

A man jokes that a woman had to perform oral sex on someone in "the fashion police" in order to get away with wearing an ugly outfit.

A man implies that another man has a habit of having sex with much older women.

A joke is made about a woman shooting ping pong balls from her vagina.

A man and woman have a frank discussion about his past sexual attraction towards her. This includes talking about her body in a sexual manner and about him thinking about her while masturbating.

Jokes are made about a man having a nice car to compensate for a small penis.

Three friends play a game of "Fuck, Marry, Kill."

A woman runs around draped in a bedsheet. She is later given back her shirt, and we see her in a bra as she puts the shirt back on.

A drunk teenager crashes his van, killing another person off-screen. The drunk teenager survives but is shown with blood dripping down his forehead. The aftermath is shown with a white van engulfed in flame. It's distressing but not very graphic.

A man is stabbed in the back of the neck with a knife. His corpse is later seen tied to a lamp, with a bloody wound in the front of his neck.

A tiger mascot wields a blood-covered butcher knife and slits a woman's throat with it. However, the scene quickly cuts before anything graphic is shown.

A man has his hands and fingers mutilated with a knife. The bloody, chopped-up hands are shown, but the hands are comically fake, clearly plastic and not even the right skin tone of the victim.

A woman's corpse is shown with blood covering her slit throat (the slit isn't visible).

A woman hits herself several times with a rolling pin.

A woman falls down a flight of stairs off-screen. Only the aftermath with her lying face down at the bottom is shown.

A woman trips and hits her head, knocking her unconscious.

Two uses of the word "cunt"

Two uses of the middle finger.

A lot of sexual dialogue in the first half of the film, though much of it is humorous and light-hearted.

A teenager is shown driving while drinking and taking pills. He ends up crashing his van as a result.

A group of friends is shown drinking wine for an extended period of the film.

A man smokes marijuana briefly. He is later chastised for it by his girlfriend.

A woman lights a cigarette using a waffle maker before smoking it.

A man jokes about having a painkiller addiction.

A man and woman share a bottle of wine and get drunk. The man later remarks that he thinks he's seeing things due to the alcohol.

A man walks through a park and drinks from a bottle wrapped in newspaper. When a police officer stops him, he spits the alcohol at her and runs off.

The beginning of the film shows a drunk teenager crashing his van, killing another person inside. While not very graphic, the editing and scoring make the scene rather jarring.

A killer in a tiger costume stalks, terrorizes and murders several people.

People are murdered and sometimes mutilated in sadistic and gruesome ways. However, the low-budget and surreal nature of the film makes these scenes less realistic, but still emotionally intense and disturbing.