One scene with full frontal nudity, in a non-sexual context.

Tony sits naked on the edge of a bathtub, no privates seen.

Ray sits naked on a toilet, no privates seen.

There are some sexual references that are somewhat creepy.

There is both male and female nudity .

There are no sex scenes that show nudity but there is some extreme and violent depictions and discussions of rape.

During the opening credits, naked women are seen dancing. Full frontal nudity is visible for several minutes

Both male and female full nudity. Other review stating that there is no male nudity is bogus.

The nude female is so obese that her private parts are not visible at all.

There is a non-sexual shot of two women laying side by side on a couch. Very brief rear nudity only.

A portrait of an obese woman lying facedown is in an art gallery. Rear nudity visible.

A man is shot twice, once in the chest, and the second time is while he is on the ground.

A man is shown on the ground with a puddle of blood underneath him.

The film contains several scenes that include threat and menace, involving a family that gets tormented and harassed by a group of men on a highway.

Some undertones of sexual threat in the above scenes, as the motives of the men are unclear.

51 uses of "fuck", as well as some milder language such as "damn", "shit", "bitch", "bastard", "asshole" and "hell", 1 use of "pussy".

Some scenes of casual consumption of wine.

Ray and Bobby smoke cigarettes.

One jump scare where a man jumps into the frame.

The main villain is quite unsettling and unpredictable.

This is very much a thriller with lots of metaphors of how you shouldn't throw love away.

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Overall a heavy movie with a menacing tone throughout.