An engaged couple are about to sleep together in a tent but are interrupted.

A woman is dragged away while inside her tent by Bigfoot. The assumption is that she is killed but there is no visible evidence onscreen.

Bigfoot throws a rock and breaks a man's leg with it. Upon inspection, the break is a compound fracture. The wound is pictured onscreen for a few seconds, with bloody skin and fractured bone seen protruding from the fracture site.

Bigfoot is shown eating a man. Blood is shown covering a large area of snow, and sounds of the creature eating human flesh are heard. While the man's face is visible there is no gore. Just blood and audio.

A man stitches up a bloody upper-arm wound. Several large bloody cuts are shown onscreen, containing a significant amount of blood, but no real gore.

The protagonist calls Bigfoot a "Son of a bitch" at least twice.

Men drink beer.

There are multiple "jumpy" scenes, impacted by audio sound or music, throughout the film. Nothing that will cause heart attacks, but they are indeed frightening or intense.