The opening of the film shows a man fully nude and wounded getting into a bathtub. Shows rear nudity.

The next scene is brief but shows extremely graphic nudity as a man wakes on a bed from a phone call, completely nude. Full frontal nudity and rear nudity of male genatalia is shown on screen for about four to six seconds.

One of the main characters in the film is a male prostitute who through graphic dialogue reveals he has been being forced to do sexual favors to feed his increasing addiction.

There is a scene where a woman gives a man a blow job. We see her go down and her head bobs back and forth in and out of frame.

A women is fully nude in a bath, breasts are shown

There is a brief sex scene between Crise and her boyfriend.

There is another shower scene with Crise and boyfriend, mild nudity.

A disturbing and unsettling scene where two sociopaths torment and sexually humiliate a helpless tied up victim and heavily implies they are going to rape, torture, and eat him.

There is a very brutal scene is which four henchman beat one of their own men to death with baseball bats and golf clubs leaving his head battered in a pool of blood.

The car chase sequence is violent and intense. A car and driver is shot up and forced off the road as another gives chase. The two shoot back and forth until coming to a dead end where a intense frenetic gun fight ensues and two more henchman are shot up.

The scene where the Sociopath hoots up city hall is disturbing and unsettling. (No one is shown shot on camera) but is heavily implied

A drug dealer is suffocated with a trash bag liner for a prolonged period of time.

The torcher scene shows three men beat and question the forth while breaking his toes with a hammer then begin cutting off his fingers with a hammer and chisel. They then proceed to toss his limp body onto a ban-saw. The camera cuts as they push him towards the blade.

Rothschild holds and plays with his boyfriends heart while menacingly describing how hes going to kill the man responsible as he spreads the blood all over his face. Very unsettling.

There is a brutal fight scene in which both men crawl across a dinning table and collide causing them to fall to the floor and beat each other half to death. until one of the men gets the upper hand and sticks his thumbs into the others eyes causing them to burst.

The final half hour of the film is a constant stream of violence that does not stop until almost the final frames of the film. All of which starts with A very violent and bloody gun fight, graphic images of gunshot wounds and carnage are shown throughout.

There is another fight scene is which a character chokes then grabs another character's wound and throws him across the room. The fight then turns into knife play where each character fights and continuously pushes the blade back into one another. One finally collapses as the other jumps on top of him and agreesivly stabs him almost fifteen times.

We see a character shoot another character point blank in the head, blood exits the back of her head as it cocks back and falls out of frame

The language in this film is graphic and consistent throughout.

The word F%#! is dropped well over 100 times

The word C#%! Is said twice

all other obscenities are said pretty consistently throughout the film.

Explicit graphic sexual dialogue

This entire film features Graphic depictions of drug use and addiction mostly featuring teens and young adults in a gritty urban backdrop.

One of the main characters is a crime lord dedicated to the trafficking of drugs and weapons

Another lead is a grub and gun runner (trafficker)

A supporting character is a male prostitute addicted to heroin.

There is a scene where Luke goes to a drug house known as the 206 and injects heroin. The camera does not show the needle go in but is implied enough and graphically shows the process of preparation.

Throughout the film a character is smoking marijuana or cigarettes.

There is a scene where a half naked women smokes crack on a bed.

The character of Charles Barker is a high functioning alcoholic, most of his scenes he is either drinking, holding a drink, or thinking about having a drink.

There are graphic and prolonged sequences of using cocain (throughout.

A large amount of the dialogue is either talking about drugs or depicting them in a gritty intense environment.

The torture scene is sustained, Brutal and graphic.

There is a scene where a character is mourning alone while holding a human heart. (Extremely unsettling)

There are numerous sequences that show frighteningly realistic characters exhibiting in abhorrent and disturbing behavior

The shooting sequence is disquieting.

Some intense shootings and gritty violence.