A man at a bar slips a roofie into a woman's drink, implicitly for the purpose of sexual assault, although this term is never spoken.

A tween girl shows a seemingly natural reticence to go with adult strangers she meets at night; nothing more is implied.

We see a man swallow a child whole; there's no blood or gore, just brief views of arms and legs struggling.

A man tackles and hits another man in a bar. No blood.

A couple of people are seen lying on the floor, rendered unconscious.

A woman attempts to hang herself in her home but fails and is seen choking before getting down.

Several scenes of cigarette smoking. At a bar numerous adults are drinking. One man's drink contains a sedative and he is shown rambling incoherently, unable to walk, and passes out.

One character snorts coke a couple of times, and tells others (with regret) that she's a heroin addict.

Very young viewers might be frightened by the initial child-swallowing, by scenes of chase and peril, by some supernatural conflicts, or by the possibility of someone being lost in another dimension.