The Sacrifice Game
Movie • 2023
ReportAt a girls’ boarding school over Christmas break, 1971, Samantha and Clara who are staying behind for the holidays must survive the night against uninvited visitors.
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A boyfriend chokes his gf briefly
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A woman has a shirt torn off and her stomach stabbed
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Deer killed by car crash around 21 mins 27 seconds
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A deer is hit by a car in an apparent accident, later suggested to have been orchestrated as part of a ritual. The deer does not appear to suffer.
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A teenage girl is forced to change her clothes in front of spectators.
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This is of course subjective. While I don't think the gore is unjustified, I suspect viewers who'd consider this a sticking point will find several of the stabbings and at least one sequence with a patch of skin is cut from a struggling victim a bridge too far.
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One of the characters is a Vietnam vet
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