A woman wears low-cut outfits and hits on her boss at work.

A man threatens to cut another man's testicles off (see "Violence & Gore" below).

A man mentions that he can buy two hostesses as part of a "package deal" for another man.

A woman at a party wears a low-cut dress showing cleavage.

Characters discuss investing in bull semen.

A man says, in Russian, "the Devil puts a touch of honey in a neighbour's wife" while looking at a female character.

A woman pats a man's arm suggestively.

A man grabs a woman by her waist and kisses her.

A man and woman are seen in bed together in a bra and shirtless. Sex is implied to have happened.

A man is shot through the heart and then buried in a shallow grave at his murderer's sprawling estate.

A man mentions investing in a company called "Rent to Kill".

A major supporting character hangs himself in prison after being arrested for a Ponzi scheme.

A major supporting character has an apparent heart attack and dies on-screen. Her son is later seen at her tombstone, sobbing.

A man, implied to be in the Russian mafia, threatens to "cut the balls off" another man, making a scissor motion with his hands.

A corrupt man has his maid and butler making frequent attempts to kill him, including poisoning his wine, and putting snipers on his roof.

A man cuts up another man's body; blood sprays up into his face as he does so. He then disposes of the remains at a hospital where they can't be identified.

A large dinosaur skull with sharp teeth is seen.

A man hallucinates being beaten up by a man with a golf club.

A little old lady hits a man in the face with her handbag, knocking him over. He accuses her of assault.

A man points a gun at an old lady and another man.

Uses of "shit", "fuck", "son of a bitch", "prick", "crap", "bastard", "jerk", and similar expletives.

A woman has a basket on her desk labelled as "the shit pile".

"Shitty investments" is written on a piece of paper.

Lesser expletives, including "balls", "rot in hell", "semen", "god/oh my god", etc.

A major supporting character is an alcoholic and frequently drinks.

A man and a woman share champagne in fizzy glasses.

A man sniffs a Cuban cigar.

Alcohol is frequently visible, both shared by characters and in scenic shots.

A man snorts cocaine atop his desk (the coke itself is never visible on-screen).

Martin Abacus's death is quite sad. He's led into the forest and executed after going to rehab for his alcoholism (see "Violence & Gore").

Many disturbing moments where characters make shady business decisions and are threatened by the people they deal with.

The death of Zachery's parents is quite sad. One hangs himself, the other dies from a heart attack (see "Violence & Gore").

Zachery has increasingly violent, creepy hallucinations and visions as his Ponzi scheme fails.

Zachery hears that his mother's candy store may go bankrupt.

A man needs money to pay his wife's hospital bills. He sobs when he realizes he was scammed.

This film is intended as a dark comedy for adults; despite its frequent humour, it has scenes of financial fraud, murder, suicide and alcohol addiction, all of which may be disturbing to some viewers.