A young woman is seen taking selfies while wearing only underwear. At the end of this scene, she removes her underwear and enters the shower, although most of her body is cut off by a doorway.

Some camera fixation on girls' semi-revealing outfits.

A young man walks through a neighborhood holding a large rifle and aims it through the window of a house at an unsuspecting girl. She does not notice, and he leaves without firing.

A gun owner cleans his guns, and goes to a gun range to practice. He fires off a few shots at a target, and other people at the range can be seen doing the same.

There are 5 uses of "f*ck", 3 of "sh*t", 2 of "b*tch", 4 of "*sshole", and 1 use of "f*ggot".

A young man is seen to drink alcohol at a bar.

Some teenaged kids are seen to vape and smoke marijuana using bongs.

Despite being about a shooting at a theater, the film features no violence. This film could best be described as a fixation on the imminent threat of the shooting. A sense of dread permeates every scene, and much is left implied to the viewer.

A young man is shown to be very unstable throughout the film.

A group of veterans share their experiences and some are shown to be very visibly traumatized and emotional. This could be upsetting.

Many of the scenes in the film are uncomfortable and suggest a more violent motive beneath them.