A man gives a monologue on his statutory rape charge involving a teenage girl. The man does not believe he has done anything wrong.

A woman follows another woman she is sexually attracted to to the restroom with the intention of getting her phone number.

A man and woman engage in sex at a public parking lot. During the act, they have a conversation about something else. Only thrusting seen on screen. No nudity.

All of the blood in this movie is obviously CGI and fake. It makes the scenes of gun violence more funny than scary or suspenseful.

A man bursts into a crowded restaurant shooting a gun. He moralizes and intends to kill a man.

A man shoots another man. There is blood, but it is obviously fake and CGI. Not gory.

A woman vomits after every time she must speak in public. She is shown leaning over the toilet throughout the film and you can hear it, but the actual vomit is not shown.

A man is randomly punched in a bar. He is taken to the emergency room in an ambulance. It is never explained why this happened.

multiple f words, mostly at the beginning and end of the film. Some used in a threatening sexual context. Also d**k, a*s in sexual contexts. Sporadic use of milder profanity such as s**t and d**m. Also, derogatory terms for lesbians are used by a hostile character.

Characters drink socially.

A man and woman snort lines of cocaine every night. The man often picks up drugs from another man in parking lots at night.

A man tells a woman his dealer didn't show up and asks her to go out and find drugs for them instead.

Although this film covers dark subject matter, much of the violent or intense scenarios are made less so in the film, or feel obviously fake.