Lake Tahoe, 1969. Seven strangers, each one with a secret to bury, meet at El Royale, a decadent motel with a dark past. In the course of a fateful night, everyone will have one last shot at redemption.
This movie contains 44 potentially triggering events.
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it's revealed that each of the guest's rooms have one-way mirrors, and another character admits that they're forced by their bosses to use them to watch and record people having s*x.
In a flashback a young girl is seen lying on the floor with an injury on her forehead. It is implied that it was inflicted by her father just before the start of the shot
There is an attempt, but the would-be victim notices what the perpetrator is up to and hits him in the head. It is later discussed why this happened (not for sexual assault reasons or anything like that).
No but characters are badly burned by fire during a fight and at the end the remaining alive characters must escape a room that is engulfed by flames. They do this very slowly and it's anxiety inducing but they do not catch fire.
Yes, at the end of the final fight. There is also a past stabbing being implied with flashbacks of a character standing over an unidentified body with a knife in her hand.
Descriptions of senators, celebrities, etc. (And an implied JFK) cheating w sex workers. Also cult leader implied to use sex to control his cult, w relationships all the members he wants, but putting them in competition w each other for his affections.
it's somewhat unclear. a character is shown to have violent/murderous tendencies through a flashback in which they're shown holding a bloody knife over the body of their father. this character is also shown to be mostly emotionless and treats murder and violence very apathetically. a cult leader takes advantage of this and essentially brainwashes them.
Vietnam vet, young kid, says he's killed over 100 ppl, flashbacks to him in war surrounded by dead bodies, and then the young man is extremely distressed for most of the film.
Several people are shot in the movie. Some of them at close range, which makes the imagery especially gruesome and bloody. However, we never really see the wounds and it's all very quick
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