A woman is sitting on a piano and an older man comes up behinds her and beckons her to go upstairs with him. The scene cuts and we don't know if they did anything or not. A man is shown with no clothes on, but no nudity is shown.

There are a lot of scenes that show the Wendigo killing people and other animals. These scenes are for the most-part obscured or from a far away angle.

A young child traps and kills several small animals. The actual killing is offscreen, but the aftermaths are sometimes shown in detail.

We see a quick flash of a half-eaten body. It's easy to miss and not focused on.

The wendigo is found eating a dead bear's entrails towards the end of the film. Although gory, it is partially obscured by the dim lighting.

In an autopsy room, we see a mangled corpse lying on a table. It is decaying, has its face dug into, its legs dismembered, as well as other graphic wounds.

25 uses of "fuck" (although some are hard to hear and over half are used in the opening scene) and other crude uses of "pussy", "shit", "ass" and "faggot" (with some said by children in the context of bullying)

A boy is bullied and called a p*ssy, and the f slur. However this only happens once or twice.

The main character is implied to have a past addiction to alcohol due to being abused, but she doesn't act on it.

A pair of men use an abandoned mine shaft at the beginning of the film to manufacture and smuggle meth.

A woman references many people in the town to be drug runners and meth cooks. The main boy's father is one.

A man is briefly seen smoking a cigarette

This movie is designed to be very intense and frightening, especially in the second half. The Wendigo's design in particular is grotesque and horrorific. Multiple scenes of a child interacting with his possessed father create an atmosphere of suspense.

There are very few jumpscares in the film, however, there is a very intense and dark atmosphere throughout its entire runtime which is used to built tension and make viewers feel uneasy through the whole runtime.

The entire film's atmosphere and look is very dark and depressing.

Towards the end of the film, there is a VERY effective jumpscare when an officer finds a young child hiding in a box.

The young boy is seen drawing acts of murder and cannibalism, as well as several sheets of paper that when put together reveal a demonic face.