Dead End
Movie • 2003 • Horror
ReportChristmas Eve. On his way to his in-laws with his family, Frank Harrington decides to try a shortcut, for the first time in 20 years. It turns out to be the biggest mistake of his life.
This movie contains 25 potentially triggering events.
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Is there decapitation?
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Anonymous
Yes, but it's totally offscreen. We only see characters reacting to the body. It is also visually depicted in a simplistic (non-scary, childish) drawing by another character later in the movie.
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Abuse
Are there abusive parents?
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KemmaWolf
There are scenes where the parents aren't acting like their normal selves and they are mean to their kids, mainly verbal. Closer to the end though the father hits his daughter while in a altered state of mind, distressed and drunk, he snaps out of it after he hits her and is remorseful.
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EmmaWard55
A man beats a pregnant woman.
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Addiction
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EmmaWard55
A teenage character smokes a joint.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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EmmaWard55
A man gets drunk and in this state of mind beats a pregnant woman. She's slapped twice and then punched, dropping to the ground unconscious. This apparently sobers up the man.
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Are animals abused?
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Yes. See the comment in "does a pet die" for context.
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Is there a dead animal?
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rainbowlinoleum
mentioned
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Does a pet die?
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[VAGUE DESCRIPTION OF PET DEATH BELOW]
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The 25-year-old-man playing the teenaged son tells his sister that he and his friend microwaved her hamster.
All in the past tense. Nothing onscreen.
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The 25-year-old-man playing the teenaged son tells his sister that he and his friend microwaved her hamster.
All in the past tense. Nothing onscreen.
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Assault
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Bodily Harm
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Is someone burned alive?
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EmmaWard55
Not really, but one character comments on a corpse being burnt.
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Does a head get squashed?
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EmmaWard55
A character dies of head trauma and we later see the graphic, gory wound.
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Is there a hanging?
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rainbowlinoleum
maybe; character looks up and screams w/ implication that there is a corpse up in the trees
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Yes if you count intentionally falling out of a speeding car.
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Is there excessive gore?
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It's hard to discern if it's excessive or tame, so if you're really concerned, I'll help you decide.
[VAGUE SPOILERS FOR DESCRIPTION OF ALL DEATHS IN THE MOVIE]
I will not be naming the characters or detailing how they obtained their injuries. It won't ruin the movie either. I promise.
In order of appearance:
- We see one very brief closeup of vague "gore" on an infant. Literally looks like nothing. It's evoking gore more than showing it.
- We see character/s looking down at a body but we aren't shown it. We do see one of them pick up a severed ear that is attached to something else. The body is later described and visually shown in a cartoon drawing (non-graphic, literally stick figure).
- We see a character have their lip tear off. It's not convincing but it is graphic.
- We see the arm of someone who has been burned alive sticking up in the air as character/s look down at it. Nothing else is shown of the body.
- A character is shot by a gun in one of their extremities. We see the medium-sized wound being given first aid.
- The most graphic is a character who has their brain exposed in a severe injury. They happily play with it and they soon die. The way they react is more disturbing than the gore, in my opinion.
- The (dead) body of the previous character is accidentally shot. We briefly see new blood splatter on their face but no new injuries are visible.
- A character walks into barbed wire. It makes light contact with their temple. Small injury, it's very nonchalant.
- We see a character's face become covered with blood by an offscreen body above them. We do not see the body, just the blood raining down from it.
[VAGUE SPOILERS FOR DESCRIPTION OF ALL DEATHS IN THE MOVIE]
I will not be naming the characters or detailing how they obtained their injuries. It won't ruin the movie either. I promise.
In order of appearance:
- We see one very brief closeup of vague "gore" on an infant. Literally looks like nothing. It's evoking gore more than showing it.
- We see character/s looking down at a body but we aren't shown it. We do see one of them pick up a severed ear that is attached to something else. The body is later described and visually shown in a cartoon drawing (non-graphic, literally stick figure).
- We see a character have their lip tear off. It's not convincing but it is graphic.
- We see the arm of someone who has been burned alive sticking up in the air as character/s look down at it. Nothing else is shown of the body.
- A character is shot by a gun in one of their extremities. We see the medium-sized wound being given first aid.
- The most graphic is a character who has their brain exposed in a severe injury. They happily play with it and they soon die. The way they react is more disturbing than the gore, in my opinion.
- The (dead) body of the previous character is accidentally shot. We briefly see new blood splatter on their face but no new injuries are visible.
- A character walks into barbed wire. It makes light contact with their temple. Small injury, it's very nonchalant.
- We see a character's face become covered with blood by an offscreen body above them. We do not see the body, just the blood raining down from it.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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EmmaWard55
Mentions of infant death. A teenager also dies, but he's a jerk.
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Disability
Is the r-slur used?
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Around the 24 minute, the son says “I know you all think I am r*******.”
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Family
Does a parent die?
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EmmaWard55
Multiple parents die on screen.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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Twice characters are abducted in a car and shown panicking in the rear view window. The abduction ends shortly after in both cases.
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Does someone cheat?
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EmmaWard55
Discussions of past adultery.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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smlxo
Around the 46-50 minute mark, mom throws up after eating a whole pie and chips. Happens twice, sound and visual
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The father grabs a gun and points it to his head but his daughter grabs it from him.
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
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teethforhair
the mom binge eats and it is visually messy and audtiory. not discussed as an eating disorder in the film, but could be disturbing to some.
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EmmaWard55
A character puts a loaded gun in their mouth but does not pull the trigger. Later a character decides to end their life by jumping out of a speeding car. They survive the initial jump but die of their injuries.
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Noxious
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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Someone is pregnant
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Does a pregnant person die?
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There is a pregnant woman but she survives and her pregnancy continues, with a doctor saying that the 'baby will be fine'.
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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The son makes several “gay” jokes to his sister’s boyfriend.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Some uses of the word 'crazy' to describe characters suffering intense trauma.
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Is there hate speech?
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EmmaWard55
One character harasses a man about his sexuality, insisting that he's secretly gay. He is not, but the attitudes and reactions from other characters may be uncomfortable for viewers.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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A teenage boy masturbates to a pin up girl poster.
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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Mentions of past crashes, a shot of a ruined car, and two scenes of a character falling asleep at the wheel and waking then swerving on the road.
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Is there blood/gore?
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Anonymous
[VAGUE SPOILERS FOR DESCRIPTION OF ALL DEATHS IN THE MOVIE]
I will not be naming the characters or detailing how they obtained their injuries. It won't ruin the movie either. I promise.
In order of appearance:
- We see one very brief closeup of vague "gore" on an infant. Literally looks like nothing. It's evoking gore more than showing it.
- We see character/s looking down at a body but we aren't shown it. We do see one of them pick up a severed ear that is attached to something else. The body is later described and visually shown in a cartoon drawing (non-graphic, literally stick figure).
- We see a character have their lip tear off. It's not convincing but it is graphic.
- We see the arm of someone who has been burned alive sticking up in the air as character/s look down at it. Nothing else is shown of the body.
- A character is shot by a gun in one of their extremities. We see the medium-sized wound being given first aid.
- The most graphic is a character who has their brain exposed in a severe injury. They happily play with it and they soon die. The way they react is more disturbing than the gore, in my opinion.
- The (dead) body of the previous character is accidentally shot. We briefly see new blood splatter on their face but no new injuries are visible.
- A character walks into barbed wire. It makes light contact with their temple. Small injury, it's very nonchalant.
- We see a character's face become covered with blood by an offscreen body above them. We do not see the body, just the blood raining down from it.
I will not be naming the characters or detailing how they obtained their injuries. It won't ruin the movie either. I promise.
In order of appearance:
- We see one very brief closeup of vague "gore" on an infant. Literally looks like nothing. It's evoking gore more than showing it.
- We see character/s looking down at a body but we aren't shown it. We do see one of them pick up a severed ear that is attached to something else. The body is later described and visually shown in a cartoon drawing (non-graphic, literally stick figure).
- We see a character have their lip tear off. It's not convincing but it is graphic.
- We see the arm of someone who has been burned alive sticking up in the air as character/s look down at it. Nothing else is shown of the body.
- A character is shot by a gun in one of their extremities. We see the medium-sized wound being given first aid.
- The most graphic is a character who has their brain exposed in a severe injury. They happily play with it and they soon die. The way they react is more disturbing than the gore, in my opinion.
- The (dead) body of the previous character is accidentally shot. We briefly see new blood splatter on their face but no new injuries are visible.
- A character walks into barbed wire. It makes light contact with their temple. Small injury, it's very nonchalant.
- We see a character's face become covered with blood by an offscreen body above them. We do not see the body, just the blood raining down from it.
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Is there gun violence?
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EmmaWard55
A character puts a gun in their mouth but does not pull the trigger. They then point it at two other characters and shoot one in the leg. They drop the gun after this.
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