A couple kiss in a hot tub. The woman is shown to be wearing a bikini, but nothing revealing is shown.

A couple make out in their car. The woman is shown to suggestively grind against the man's lap and request he squeeze her chest. Nothing beyond this as they get interrupted.

A young couple make out in a car. The girl isn't wearing pants and the boy grabs her breasts. Her panties are seen. The couple never goes farther than kissing, but she is seen in her panties and a tank top for about 2 minutes.

A woman briefly clicks through three pictures depicting bloody close ups of a crime scene. They're fairly realistic, but are only shown onscreen for a couple seconds.

Numerous bloody crime scene photos can be seen throughout the movie accompanied by graphic descriptions of what happened.

A man is shown to be burning a naked body. Brief rear nudity is seen.

A body is found stuffed in a trashcan. Little blood is seen.

A man drunkenly and somewhat randomly pulls out his tooth with a little blood shown.

Most violence is offscreen, mainly the aftermath is seen. Onscreen violence is brief but graphic and sometimes gory.

Multiple uses of "Fuck" and its derivatives, plenty of lesser curses, like "bitch," "bastard," "goddamn," "shit," and "asshole."

One use of "Faggot" as a slur which another character calls out as offensive.

The lead character attends AA and mentions he had his first drink when he was 15.

The lead character is pushed back into drinking due to the stress of his job. He eventually passes out and breaks an oven door.

The lead character is shown to hit a low when his daughter finds him drunk. She tries to help him up the stairs and struggles, the night culminating in her yelling at him while he drunkenly cries and throws a bottle at a mirror.

A man is seen smoking meth and injecting heroin into his hand.

The finale is surprisingly dark and frightening.

The film is a dark horror comedy, most horror scenes are darkly comedic. However, scenes involving people being killed in brutal ways are violent and frightening.