Although not explicitly shown, in the Easter segment a woman is seen masturbating as she gets ready for bed, only her legs are shown.

A little girl draws an image of a woman with a snake coming from her vagina.

Some mild sexual references and nudity in the Mother's Day segment; a woman is constantly getting pregnant as part of the main story. References to condoms are made, and bare breasts are seen as part of a fertility ceremony.

It is implied a woman is raped, though all we see is the man's face during the scene.

The "Halloween" segment has the most sexual content. It begins with a young man wearing a shirt that reads "Haver of Pussy" (a pun, as a cat is also on the shirt). Some graphic sexual dialogue is seen on a message screen, and a woman is seen with her legs spread, implied to be masturbating. There is also an attempted rape. A man has a sex toy forced into his anus.

A man is seen in a BDSM scenario through a virtual simulation; while there is no explicit nudity or sex, women are seen in skimpy bondage outfits and oral sex is implied.

A young girl is hit with a brick and held down; blood is seen on her face. She is then seen being stabbed from a distance; there is no explicit detail or gore during this scene.

A little girl is angrily slapped.

It is implied that a man is graphically mutilated in a virtual simulation; we see blood squirt onto a woman's clothing.

A woman is held hostage during an extended, almost darkly-comedic scene of a man trying to get his gun to work; when it finally works and she is shot, we see blood squirt onto the wall behind her.

61 f-words, 12 s-words, 11 uses of "whore", 7 uses of "ass", 6 uses of "bitch", 4 uses of "hell", 3 uses of "damn" (two of which are tied to "God"), 1 use of "dick".

A young woman is sedated into a non-responsive state.

A young woman is briefly shown smoking a cigarette.

A young woman is seen smoking an unidentifiable drug.

Some segments lack graphic violence, but have grotesque imagery and sequences that will likely shock and disturb young children and more sensitive viewers.