An old lady uses a phone hacking app to make it appear as if a kidnapped pregnant woman is hooking up with a stranger. We hear the acronym "DTF" and what it means ("down to fuck").

Pregnancy is discussed and a pregnant woman is featured as a main character, but nothing overtly explicit or crude is ever shown/said.

A man put his head in a woodchipper; lots of blood seen as it splatters a window.

A woman vomits blood during a satanic ritual.

A man throws himself head first in a snow plough. It squirts out blood and snow.

A cop blow her brains out with a gun. Blood splatter is shown on a wall.

A little boy is seen with a bloody hole in the back of his skull.

Deceased animals are seen; an old woman uses necromancy to bring a crow back to life.

Henry buries body parts in the snow.

Roughly 27 F-words, few S- and B-, religious exclamations in vain

A woman is called a "skank" and a "twat", but language is only very brief and sparse.

Some lesser expletives ("hell", "skank", "twat", "devil").

We learn of a car accident in which a woman was paralyzed and her son was killed. It's implied that she leapt fro her wheelchair and committed suicide, though we never see it.

The dialogue between Becker and Henry is quite sad; we see Henry with tears in his eyes as he describes losing his daughter.

Henry screams and throws a fit after receiving a call from a police officer.

An apparently mentally disabled man becomes violent in a doctor's office.

Anything For Jackson deals with the subject matter of satanism, necromancy, death, kidnapping and black magic, all of which may be offensive and upsetting to some viewers.