A feature-length anthology film. They are known as myths, lore, and folktales. Created to give logic to mankind’s darkest fears, these stories laid the foundation for what we now know as the horror genre.
This movie contains 13 potentially triggering events.
The dog is discovered whimpering and laying in the barn floor with large wounds so the guy slits its throat to put it out of its misery, skip 1:30:54-1:32:00.
No one explicitly has a seizure, but a lot of the things in these stories might be folklore's way of explaining seizures. The Turkish and German shorts have these scenes. Also, the first short features a disturbing close up of a terrified woman writhing in pain and unable to move. This is probably sleep paralysis, but if seizure scenes bother you this might too.
Franz/Fiala - Die Trud:
The dead body of a goat is briefly seen on camera. Death off camera, no external signs of violence.
Evrenol - Al Karisi:
A goat, believed to be a demonic manifestation, is brutally killed on camera with a knife. Pretty graphic and disturbing scene.
Katrin Gebbe - A Nocturnal Breath:
The animals of a small farm are infected with a supernatural plague. The young farmer is forced to euthanize a diseased cow and his beloved dog. Both scenes are more sad than violent.
There are a couple of bathing scenes in the Austrian short, but in a river not a shower. Someone washes blood off of themselves in the sink in the Turkish short. Someone is spied on while bathing in the German short.
In the US short, there are characters with extremely large heads, but they are not bothered by it. In fact, when asked what is wrong with one boy's head, the boy replies, 'Nothing is wrong.'
However, the first short film deals heavily with homophobia and religiously motivated guilt surrounding gay attraction.
The main character is slapped by her mother for kissing another girl, told her behavior is sinful and will attract a demon. Subsequently, the rest of the film deals with the girl assuming misfortunes in her life are the direct result of her being attracted to and intimate with another girl. Neither character dies, but homophobia is a major theme of the short.