Does the dog die?
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Movie • 2025 • Horror
ReportWhen all but one child from the same class mysteriously vanish on the same night at exactly the same time, a community is left questioning who or what is behind their disappearance.
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Anonymous
No dogs or any animala in this one, though you do hear a dog bark at one point.
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Abandonment
Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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onlycallisto
The premise of the film is runaway children
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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onlycallisto
A child's parents become catatonic and he must care for them. Also the film has a theme of kidnapped children.
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Abuse
Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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MarinaLoureiro
The teacher was verbally abused by one parent and later she forgives him because he saves her.
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lzboyfurniture
The children have been weaponized. They are not actively perpetuating the cycle of abuse. It has much more in common with Hansel and Gretel shoving the witch into the oven at the end of their story than an abused child growing up to abuse his kids
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Is someone stalked?
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onlycallisto
There are multiple "stakeouts" of a child and his home by people who are suspicious
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onlycallisto
A major part of the end of the film is a child being severely neglected and threatened, no physics violence though.
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SPOILER
The person described below is posing as a distant family member to a small child, who doesn’t buy it, but is still trapped in the house with them
Later in the movie, the person (does something) to two parents that causes them to chase their son with murderous intent. It stops before they ever touch him, but they break down doors and act like animals while chasing him.
The person makes the parents hurt themselves and also threatens to make the parents hurt each other.
The person described below is posing as a distant family member to a small child, who doesn’t buy it, but is still trapped in the house with them
Later in the movie, the person (does something) to two parents that causes them to chase their son with murderous intent. It stops before they ever touch him, but they break down doors and act like animals while chasing him.
The person makes the parents hurt themselves and also threatens to make the parents hurt each other.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Anonymous
Does the dog die defines this tag as “Women in media are often made into narrative props that get used as targets for violence, for shock value. This may overlap with some cases of other categories, but encompasses the broader range of situations where women are made into hapless victims of brutal treatment, for shock.” It would be a disservice to pretend this movie does not fit that. If you read my review, and you know the content won’t bother you, great, but it bothered me, and it might bother other people. Please be kind.
Justine is physically attacked multiple times through the film. I’m leaving out crucial context about why it happens, just telling you what literally happens.
• She is stalked home, has her car vandalized, is called a witch, and is confronted by an aggressive man. This is early in the movie, around when she’s in her house and hears a doorbell.
• An angry woman throws Justine on the ground, pours liquor on her, and (I think) calls her a tramp. Brace yourself for this when you see a woman in red following her.
• A man with intent to kill her attacks her, choking her. In an extended sequence, he chases her, and she escapes. Brace yourself for this when Justine and the Archer (grey haired dad) are talking at the gas station, and again when a man without eyelids leaves his house and starts running towards her.
• A police officer chases her in a kitchen during the final showdown, trying to choke her to death. Be ready for this when the police officer waves to her.
• Shortly after this, a man grabs her and tries to strangle her from behind. He is stopped, and she is okay.
A woman is killed in a brutal way towards the end of the film, being ripped apart. It’s very focused on her face and distress.
Justine is physically attacked multiple times through the film. I’m leaving out crucial context about why it happens, just telling you what literally happens.
• She is stalked home, has her car vandalized, is called a witch, and is confronted by an aggressive man. This is early in the movie, around when she’s in her house and hears a doorbell.
• An angry woman throws Justine on the ground, pours liquor on her, and (I think) calls her a tramp. Brace yourself for this when you see a woman in red following her.
• A man with intent to kill her attacks her, choking her. In an extended sequence, he chases her, and she escapes. Brace yourself for this when Justine and the Archer (grey haired dad) are talking at the gas station, and again when a man without eyelids leaves his house and starts running towards her.
• A police officer chases her in a kitchen during the final showdown, trying to choke her to death. Be ready for this when the police officer waves to her.
• Shortly after this, a man grabs her and tries to strangle her from behind. He is stopped, and she is okay.
A woman is killed in a brutal way towards the end of the film, being ripped apart. It’s very focused on her face and distress.
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Are there abusive parents?
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Anonymous
The parents - though under the influence of (bad thing that’s happening in the movie) - try to attack their kid. No physical harm is a done, but it’s scary and has The Shining energy.
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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onlycallisto
Both alcohol and drug addiction are shown
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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onlycallisto
A woman struggles with alcoholism and also influences a man to break his sobriety
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A character uses some type of drugs in a pipe ? Needles are also shown. We can see it at the beginning of the James section when he’s in the tent and then one more time after he sells a bunch of stuff at the pawn shop
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Are there bugs?
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Twice in the movie, parasites are brought up; once during that ant scene, once in a classroom flashback. During the ant scene, you see a huge closeup of an ant on the tv with a parasite growing through it.
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Assault
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Is someone restrained?
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Anonymous
When Justine is attacked towards the end, she is grabbed and held from behind.
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is someone drugged?
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Anonymous
A person causes some characters to be in a comatose, drug-like state where they can barely communicate and cannot feed themselves. I’m including it here because their mental and physical states are altered without their consent or knowledge, and it could be upsetting. This is a big part of the last act of the movie, after the twist reveal.
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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Anonymous
A kid is bullied, but it doesn’t go further than a scene of mocking and slapping his bag and a scene of throwing a pencil at his head.
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Bodily Harm
Is someone crushed to death?
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Elaboration for the person who asked!
The crushing to death is implied; there is a scene where a man chases a woman, and she drives away in her car while he pursues her. A third character tries to catch up in his car, and when he catches up, he sees traffic’s come to a halt and that a woman is screaming and looking at the ground. Dazed, he looks down, and we specifically see the jaw and teeth of the pursuing man; he was hit by a car.
The other death is a man under a trance using his own face to bash in another man’s face. It’s audibly gory and goes on for a while, causing death for one man and facial disfigurement for the other.
Hope that helps!
The crushing to death is implied; there is a scene where a man chases a woman, and she drives away in her car while he pursues her. A third character tries to catch up in his car, and when he catches up, he sees traffic’s come to a halt and that a woman is screaming and looking at the ground. Dazed, he looks down, and we specifically see the jaw and teeth of the pursuing man; he was hit by a car.
The other death is a man under a trance using his own face to bash in another man’s face. It’s audibly gory and goes on for a while, causing death for one man and facial disfigurement for the other.
Hope that helps!
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Does a head get squashed?
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Right after a character vomits black goo, not much visual but graphic sounds and then at the end of the scene it kinda pans to the head but you it’s not a graphic close up
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Is someone burned alive?
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Anonymous
No, but the threat feels like it’s there. There’s a scene where a woman is doused in vodka, and another scene where a gasoline pump falls and covers somebody. Again, no flame, but it could put you on edge.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Anonymous
The syringe needle poke is a very distressing thing for the police officer, and we experience his panic with him. Brace yourself when the cop begins searching the dude.
Also, the (thing that happens in the movie) is triggered by a person poking their finger on a sharp branch. This happens a few times, so whenever you see the stick show up on screens brace yourself.
Also, the (thing that happens in the movie) is triggered by a person poking their finger on a sharp branch. This happens a few times, so whenever you see the stick show up on screens brace yourself.
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Is someone stabbed?
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Characters repeatedly stab themselves with forks
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Is someone choked?
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A few instances of it when the characters are fighting each other. At the gas station and then later at the house
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Is there cannibalism?
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onlycallisto
Someone makes reference to forcing people to eat each other.
At the end of the film someone is torn apart and starts to be eaten but things stop just short of this.
At the end of the film someone is torn apart and starts to be eaten but things stop just short of this.
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Is there body horror?
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SPOILERS
Head gets squashed repeatedly, a character is torn apart, a character uses a vegetable peeler on another’s face, character stab themselves with fork, characters cut their hands with a stick
Head gets squashed repeatedly, a character is torn apart, a character uses a vegetable peeler on another’s face, character stab themselves with fork, characters cut their hands with a stick
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Anonymous
Here’s a detailed explanation of the eye mutiliation in this film!
A man runs T-posing at the protagonist, and when she gets close enough to be attacked by him, she sees his eyeballs are exposed / no eyelids. It’s done to look creepy and unnerving.
Later, we see the scene that causes it. When a man bashes his face against another man’s face, the damage results in the no-eyelids, bulging eyeball appearance. The man then goes to attack Justine, and it’s an extended sequence where the scary face is constantly on-screen. After the scene concludes, he does not show up again.
In the movie, something plot related happens that causes characters to lose control of their body, and the implication is that they are forced to keep their eyes open through the whole thing. When you see two people sitting across from each other, their eyes are super bloodshot and red.
When the protagonist is attacked in the kitchen towards the end, the person attacking her has bulging eyes. It’s not as bad as the other guy, but it looks offputting.
At the end, a woman is tackled to the ground and brutally attacked, and amongst tearing off limbs and ripping off face and another gnarly stuff, they press into her eyeballs and damage them. This is a climax where all the plots are converging at the same time, so I’d say just cover your eyes and wait until the sounds get quieter before looking again.
I hope this helps!
A man runs T-posing at the protagonist, and when she gets close enough to be attacked by him, she sees his eyeballs are exposed / no eyelids. It’s done to look creepy and unnerving.
Later, we see the scene that causes it. When a man bashes his face against another man’s face, the damage results in the no-eyelids, bulging eyeball appearance. The man then goes to attack Justine, and it’s an extended sequence where the scary face is constantly on-screen. After the scene concludes, he does not show up again.
In the movie, something plot related happens that causes characters to lose control of their body, and the implication is that they are forced to keep their eyes open through the whole thing. When you see two people sitting across from each other, their eyes are super bloodshot and red.
When the protagonist is attacked in the kitchen towards the end, the person attacking her has bulging eyes. It’s not as bad as the other guy, but it looks offputting.
At the end, a woman is tackled to the ground and brutally attacked, and amongst tearing off limbs and ripping off face and another gnarly stuff, they press into her eyeballs and damage them. This is a climax where all the plots are converging at the same time, so I’d say just cover your eyes and wait until the sounds get quieter before looking again.
I hope this helps!
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Are there dislocations?
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Queerkiddo
Not fully dislocation, but could be seen similarly. In one of the final scenes, it is shown that a characters limbs have been torn off. The act of tearing them off is not shown on screen.
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Is there excessive gore?
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Pretty gory scene at the end, and other events listed in the body horror section. But it’s easy to look away during those scenes so don’t let it stop you if gory’s not your thing!
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Ermer
A man gets shot in the neck and throat, blood pours out of the wound
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Are any hands damaged?
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Hand gets poked by needle in pocket, character cuts her hand with a stick multiple times
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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lzboyfurniture
No one is actually killed this way but it’s attempted
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Multiple instances when characters are fighting (see choking section)
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Anonymous
After the cop pricks his finger on the needle, he punches a character and knocks him out. He wakes the character up. We later see it from the character’s perspective as he fades back into consciousness
Many characters are in a zombie-like state (not zombies exactly) where they are “off” and are unable to communicate or think.
There is a scene where a man repeatedly attacks a character, who is knocked unconscious for a second, and then pops back up with a shout. It’s played as goofy and made my theater giggle, but yknow, still knocking someone unconscious.
Many characters are in a zombie-like state (not zombies exactly) where they are “off” and are unable to communicate or think.
There is a scene where a man repeatedly attacks a character, who is knocked unconscious for a second, and then pops back up with a shout. It’s played as goofy and made my theater giggle, but yknow, still knocking someone unconscious.
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Does someone break a bone?
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Mommagranate
I don't remember any specific bones breaking
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Is someone tortured?
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Anonymous
The characters experience distressing things constantly, including severe pain during violent encounters and suffering due to bad situations.
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Is there decapitation?
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EricaMcIndoe
head gets run over by a car
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Is there amputation?
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Queerkiddo
One of the final scenes shows a character with multiple limbs detached. The act of ripping them off is not shown.
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Are any teeth damaged?
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Anonymous
At the end of the bulging-eyed man scene, you see his crushed skull with his jaw and teeth exposed.
When the woman at the end is attacked, her face is ripped open at the jaw.
When the woman at the end is attacked, her face is ripped open at the jaw.
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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Anonymous
Expanding on the other note: whenever you see the stick with stuff wrapped around it, brace yourself for the person pricking their finger on it and bleeding.
The vegetable peeler happens when Justine is attacked inside the house towards the end. She moves the vegetable peeler over his cheek twice before he knocks it out of her hand. It’s gross, and you see it up close.
The vegetable peeler happens when Justine is attacked inside the house towards the end. She moves the vegetable peeler over his cheek twice before he knocks it out of her hand. It’s gross, and you see it up close.
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Children
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Is an infant abducted?
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LightJest
No infants but lots of young children
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Does a kid die?
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Anonymous
The kids are all in mortal danger, but every single one lives.
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Creepy Crawly
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Cringey
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Death
Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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MarinaLoureiro
SPOILER: A little kid sacrifices himself by taking care of a lot of people and being under the orders of an abusive person.
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Does a major character die?
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Anonymous
Justine does not die. The dad who’s looking for his kid does not die. The children do not die.
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Disability
Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
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lzboyfurniture
Able bodied people play characters who become catatonic due to supernatural means, so it’s not really a thing that could be avoided
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Drugs/Alcohol
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Family
Does a parent die?
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The parents are essentially comatose at the end of the film. The closing VO explains that they’re in a care home and the child is living with a kinship carer who is nice.
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The parents are essentially comatose at the end of the film. The closing VO explains that they’re in a care home and the child is living with a kinship carer who is nice.
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Does someone cheat?
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onlycallisto
A man breaks his sobriety and cheats on someone who was planning to get pregnant with him (not clear if they are married)
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Does a family member die?
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See parents.
And technically, a couple, and a distant relative dies
And technically, a couple, and a distant relative dies
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Is someone kidnapped?
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onlycallisto
Children are kidnapped, followed by a series of adults
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Fear
Is trypophobic content shown?
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Anonymous
Pretty gross nature doc scene shown with zombie ant. When the two guys sit down to watch TV, close your eyes.
Also there are face stabbings with forks and a syringes, so some skin holes are shown
Also there are face stabbings with forks and a syringes, so some skin holes are shown
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Are there mannequins?
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Dreams of a clownlike figure
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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MarinaLoureiro
There’s no natural bodies of water. It’s safe.
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onlycallisto
Not exactly but a vegetable peeler is used as a weapon
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Are there clowns?
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onlycallisto
No but someone wears very clown like makeup which may be triggering. This person's face is used for several jump scares.
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Is someone possessed?
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Anonymous
After the twist, it is clearly a possession movie, by means of bodily control.
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Are there jump scares?
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1) Justine’s visitor. She goes to the door after the doorbell rings, begins walking away, and is startled by the door being aggressively knocked
1.5) Justine peeks into a window, and she sees “two people sitting and looking at her”
2) Justine’s nightmare. She lays back down and the ( ) is on the ceiling. I did scream loudly at this.
2.5) while Justine sleeps in her car, a house door opens, and a woman with a sharp object slowly staggers out of the house. It’s very creepy and sudden.
3) archer’s nightmare. The third time they show his son’s face, it suddenly turns into ( ). This also made me scream.
4) we see a man running at Justine during a scene where we don’t expect a threat, and it’s very startling
5) the cop apprehends a man, and while patting him down, suddenly pricks himself on a needle. The sudden reveal and the horror he feels are startling.
6) as James explores the house, he jumpscared by the people on the couch and the discovery he makes in the basement
POST TWIST, SPOILERS
7) in the Marcus segment, after the stick breaks, intense violence follows without warning
8) Alex peeks into the bedroom to look at ( ) and slowly scans up the body, getting to the face and seeing them looking directly at him
9) when the stick breaks while the parents are at the dinner table, they suddenly begin to repeatedly stab their own face with forks
10) the final sequence is a nonstop barrage of jumpscares, mostly due to the ( ) people screaming loudly and attacking the characters. It’s initiated when characters cross the salt.
11) the last big jumpscare is when archer is looking for his son amongst the catatonic missing kids. His flashlight goes from person to person, eventually landing on ( ), who was waiting to jump him with a scary expression.
1.5) Justine peeks into a window, and she sees “two people sitting and looking at her”
2) Justine’s nightmare. She lays back down and the ( ) is on the ceiling. I did scream loudly at this.
2.5) while Justine sleeps in her car, a house door opens, and a woman with a sharp object slowly staggers out of the house. It’s very creepy and sudden.
3) archer’s nightmare. The third time they show his son’s face, it suddenly turns into ( ). This also made me scream.
4) we see a man running at Justine during a scene where we don’t expect a threat, and it’s very startling
5) the cop apprehends a man, and while patting him down, suddenly pricks himself on a needle. The sudden reveal and the horror he feels are startling.
6) as James explores the house, he jumpscared by the people on the couch and the discovery he makes in the basement
POST TWIST, SPOILERS
7) in the Marcus segment, after the stick breaks, intense violence follows without warning
8) Alex peeks into the bedroom to look at ( ) and slowly scans up the body, getting to the face and seeing them looking directly at him
9) when the stick breaks while the parents are at the dinner table, they suddenly begin to repeatedly stab their own face with forks
10) the final sequence is a nonstop barrage of jumpscares, mostly due to the ( ) people screaming loudly and attacking the characters. It’s initiated when characters cross the salt.
11) the last big jumpscare is when archer is looking for his son amongst the catatonic missing kids. His flashlight goes from person to person, eventually landing on ( ), who was waiting to jump him with a scary expression.
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Does someone vomit?
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About 1 hr 20 min into the movie. When the woman with red hair rings a bell in the kitchen, one of the characters starts violently attacking someone else, and vomits a lot of black goo onto their face. It lasts maybe 10 seconds.
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Is there audio gore?
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Squashed head noises
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Does someone spit?
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onlycallisto
Towards the very end of the movie. After the boy brings home the papers, he wakes up in the night. When he finds the woman, she spits into a bowl pretty graphically.
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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Anonymous
The cop is very unsympathetic; he cheats on his wife, he chases down and punches a man, and he threatens him into silence. His boss tells him exactly how to avoid getting in trouble, and when the man goes to the police station, the cop angrily chases him and almost kills him with a gun. He traps the man in the back of his police car, and when the ( things in the movie happen ), he drags the man into a dangerous house. During the last act, he waves for the protagonist to enter the house, and since he’s a familiar face and a cop, she assumes it’s all kosher and walks into the house.
The reason there’s a vote split is because cop violence is a focus, but you very firmly will not have a positive feeling about the cops by watching this, so it’s not copaganda.
The reason there’s a vote split is because cop violence is a focus, but you very firmly will not have a positive feeling about the cops by watching this, so it’s not copaganda.
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Is there incarceration?
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onlycallisto
A man is handcuffed and put in a police car but never taken to a cell.
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Loss
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Medical
Is there a mental institution scene?
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Mommagranate
No scene, but the ending monologue does mention characters being sent to a care facility
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Are needles/syringes used?
42 supporters
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onlycallisto
The single needle is in the "Paul" sequence, you cash probably guess when it's coming. The 3 needles are in the "James" sequence and you will see them for a few seconds before they are used so time to look away.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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onlycallisto
Someone is briefly at the hospital getting his arm bandaged.
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Does someone have cancer?
22 supporters
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rebeccamlan
No one explicitly has cancer but SPOILER: the antagonist of the movie is suffering from an unnamed long term illness and has lost most of her hair.
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Mental Health
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Is there body dysmorphia?
30 supporters
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Mommagranate
There is a character who wears intense heavy makeup and bold wigs, and is seeking relief from her illness and age
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Anonymous
A kid is in a bad life situation, and we see him in a numbed, helpless state where the days blur together. We don’t really explore his headspace, but we can understand he’s checked out from the world around him.
When Marcus is (thing that happens when he gets a house visitor), he is put under a spell, and he very abruptly “drops” out of his body and is no longer conscious or in control. We kinda hear a sound distortion to signal this.
When the (bad thing happening in the movie is happening), it causes people to not be in control of their bodies or minds. However, we never see their perspective.
When Marcus is (thing that happens when he gets a house visitor), he is put under a spell, and he very abruptly “drops” out of his body and is no longer conscious or in control. We kinda hear a sound distortion to signal this.
When the (bad thing happening in the movie is happening), it causes people to not be in control of their bodies or minds. However, we never see their perspective.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does someone die by suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
32 supporters
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Anonymous
Archer, the dad we meet in the second act, seems to have some symptoms of PTSD around his kid’s disappearance, as part of the larger mission to find his son, and these following things all cause him to progress in his mission; he’s having nightmares about it, he’s rewatching the footage of the kid running away over and over, he’s asking the police chief to do more. It’s not presented as PTSD, but it could feel familiar.
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Anonymous
Physical harm examples at the top, more complicated harm towards the bottom.
Two people are made to stab themselves with forks in the face multiple times. They are not able to feel it or be aware of it, but it’s distressing for the person who is also there. Brace yourself for this when a person snaps a stick while two people are sitting across form each other in a kitchen.
A person hurts another person by bashing their faces together, and causing their face to be bloodied and eyelids to disappear.
A woman is an alcoholic and heavily drinks, as well as being implied to have drank-and-drove.
A man has an impulsive affair with not-his-wife, which damages his relationship.
Two people are made to stab themselves with forks in the face multiple times. They are not able to feel it or be aware of it, but it’s distressing for the person who is also there. Brace yourself for this when a person snaps a stick while two people are sitting across form each other in a kitchen.
A person hurts another person by bashing their faces together, and causing their face to be bloodied and eyelids to disappear.
A woman is an alcoholic and heavily drinks, as well as being implied to have drank-and-drove.
A man has an impulsive affair with not-his-wife, which damages his relationship.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Does someone have a mental illness?
9 supporters
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Anonymous
Justine struggles with substance use disorder, and she’s called a “troubled person” in one scene. We see her go to the liquor store a lot.
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Are there anxiety attacks?
24 supporters
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3
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Anonymous
Closest thing is when the cop pricks his finger on the needle and reacts in panic.
Note that in this movie, the characters react to their situations with anxiety, but it’s pretty fast-paced and not framed as an anxiety attack.
Note that in this movie, the characters react to their situations with anxiety, but it’s pretty fast-paced and not framed as an anxiety attack.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
28 supporters
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Anonymous
Does anyone have more info on this?
Edit: thank you guys!!
Edit: thank you guys!!
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
1 supporters
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LightJest
No but multiple characters have to be spoonfed.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
20 supporters
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MarinaLoureiro
The beasement scene was claustrophobic for me.
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Noxious
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Are there sudden loud noises?
43 supporters
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Anonymous
See jumpscares and audio gore
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
10 supporters
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onlycallisto
Lots of casual swearing
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Is there screaming?
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Anonymous
jumpscares and hostile communication. Lots of yelling and screaming, especially from the ( ) to unnerve the protagonists
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Are there flashing lights or images?
51 supporters
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ToebeansMaguire
Minor moments of flashes overall
At approx. 35mins: Camera pans up to the sky during dream sequence, subdued lightning flashes appear in the clouds behind the floating assault rifle
At approx. 50mins: Flashing police car lights turn on, prominent for several seconds in an initial exterior shot but then not visible again until Paul gets out of the car for just two shots
Much later on during Alex’s chapter there is a brief flash of explosive sparks when Gladys lights the potion. During finale two single-flash gun shots occur.
At approx. 35mins: Camera pans up to the sky during dream sequence, subdued lightning flashes appear in the clouds behind the floating assault rifle
At approx. 50mins: Flashing police car lights turn on, prominent for several seconds in an initial exterior shot but then not visible again until Paul gets out of the car for just two shots
Much later on during Alex’s chapter there is a brief flash of explosive sparks when Gladys lights the potion. During finale two single-flash gun shots occur.
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Paranoia
Is the fourth wall broken?
11 supporters
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onlycallisto
Not really but there is a moment where a villain looks and runs towards the camera towards the end
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Is someone watched without knowing?
16 supporters
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Anonymous
See stalking
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
17 supporters
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HeatherEhch
No unborn children, only a passing conversation about ovulation/trying to conceive
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Prejudice
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Are there fat jokes?
1 supporters
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Anonymous
There is a larger-bodied character, and his husband brings him a tray of seven hotdogs. This could feel like a subtle dig, but it’s not overt.
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Does an LGBT person die?
36 supporters
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38
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1
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Strivaille
The only gay characters in the movie have the most violent deaths (one brutally bashing the head in of his husband) and then having his head run over by a car.
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Race
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Relationships
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Religious
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Sex
Is there sexual content?
67 supporters
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onlycallisto
Very brief sex scene, you only see their faces really
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Sexism
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Sickness
Does someone have a stroke?
1 supporters
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Anonymous
No, but to explain why a character is silent, someone lies that he had a stroke.
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
12 supporters
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20
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3
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HeatherEhch
There's an aunt character who is said to have been ill for quite some time and progressively getting worse, but the nature of the illness is not given
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Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
1 supporters
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2
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Anonymous
What happens to the parents could feel like seeing a parent with a neurodegenerative disease. They are “not the same person anymore,” cannot do any tasks, and need to be spoonfed by their child.
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Is someone terminally ill?
21 supporters
Yes
26
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0
4
rebeccamlan
The main antagonist of the movie is suffering from an unnamed long term illness. Hospice is mentioned and the fact that she might not have a month left is mentioned.
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Social
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Is someone homeless?
6 supporters
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26
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lzboyfurniture
As a person who has been there, I actually loved James as a character. I found him very honest, funny, and lovable. When you’re an addict living in a tent, yeah, all you’re thinking about is your next hit. That is the nature of being in an intense state of addiction. His actions all made internal sense for someone in that place in life, and they were used to further the plot in ways that would be difficult to get a stable, sober person to do.
Also, he has a name and his own segment of the story. He’s not a throwaway character.
Also, he has a name and his own segment of the story. He’s not a throwaway character.
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Spoiler
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Does it have a sad ending?
71 supporters
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16
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Rubytheradfairy
The bad guy is killed but the children and other people who were possessed don’t go back to normal. Plus a few main characters died throughout the film. Melancholy ending
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Vehicular
Is someone hit by a car?
21 supporters
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30
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0
4
It happens from afar but then you can see a close up to a squashed head and bits of the person on the sidewalk
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Does a car crash?
22 supporters
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Rubytheradfairy
Kind of, a car crashes into someone
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Violence
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Is there gun violence?
35 supporters
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Multiple characters are shot during the final scene
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Visual
Is there smoke or haze?
0 supporters
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2
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Strivaille
Some moments of characters running through bushes / trees that can obscure the audience’s visuals
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