A woman is shown in her undergarments for a fairly long time.

Two men talk about how a woman has no "jelly rolls" right in front of her, her husband and her young child.

Brief talk of a man having sexual relations with his mother. This is said to be a lie.

A woman briefly strips naked, but no nudity is ever visible

The violence is from a mild to moderate in impact. No gore, and just a little bit of blood to sum the film up. The film is just more psychologically intense and draining. The thematic content is the disturbing aspect of this film.

A man and woman are frequently shoved and pushed, and tied/taped up throughout the movie.

A man is stabbed with a kitchen knife offscreen.

5 uses of fuck, 10 uses of shit and it's derivatives. 1 use of asshole.

One character smokes a cigarette. There is some talk about substance abuse.

A young man says him and his accomplice serious drug addicts, the other young man says he's lying.

One of the central themes is home invasion. Most of the movie makes one question their own morals when it comes to watching violence for entertainment. Could potentially traumatize viewers, especially younger audiences.

Many intense and frightening scenes throughout the movie.

The film revolves around a home invasion resulting in intense psychological and physical torture, involving children. The perpetrators are very calm and collected and insist on playing their own made up 'games' with the victims.

It is obvious that their mental and physical torture is very fun to them.