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There are two versions of this movie. There is an R rated version and an Uncut version. Uncut includes more graphic female nudity including a scene where a stripper gets down on all fours and her labia is fully exposed for a couple of seconds.

One scene of male nudity in the film. The Killer is seen naked from behind as he thrusts on top of a woman in his bedroom. The camera then focuses on his bubble butt as he walks to the bathroom.

Women in this feature are often seen naked or half partially naked with bloodied breasts and/or their whole body covered in bruises or blood. This is often in scenes of sexual violence and rape, and when the killer is killing women or threatening them. Focus is made upon the nudity including close up shots of breasts and various lingering on various women who are naked in the film. As stated previously, the nudity is mainly within the context of sexualised violence and violence.

The film contains various scenes of rape and violence towards women. The rape in particular is focused upon during the two scenes in which it occurs. In the first scene, a woman is raped from behind on top of a bed. The nudity is not masked and the rape is shown in full with exception to genital regions and explicit sexual elements (e.g., there is no hardcore elements which one would find in a pornographic film). The killer then punches the woman in the face knocking her out while still raping her. Blood is seen on the woman's face as she lays there. In the second rape scene, a woman is seen tied or chained up to an exercise/weight lifting bench and raped from behind. Once again, the nudity is not masked, and focus is made upon the woman's body and bloodied face. Sexually aggressive language is used during this scene which lasts for nearly or over two minutes in screen time. The scene ends with the woman bleeding from her mouth and the suggestion that she has been stabbed and continually stabbed after the rape is offscreen. These two sequences are probably the movie's most graphic scenes of sexual violence.

The film also contains various other scenes of bloody violence, including a man being shot; a woman having her head virtually chainsawed into with continued focus on the bloody aftermath and her face; a child being murdered graphically with a knife stabbed into her as she continues to struggle with the attacker; another child having a blade ran down her face in close up detail; a woman having nails hammered into her arms and then a rope put around her neck leaving her gasping for air to breath; and a woman being seen hung upside down with blood on her body, with a pig's mask on.

With that violence in mind, various women are seen throughout the movie covered in blood or with injuries as the killer uses aggressive language at them. A sequence showing a young toddler crying after a man holding it with blood on his hands, is seen running towards its dead mommy crying and laying on her dead body after being killed offscreen. Her body is clothed.

Profanity is often used in the feature during scenes of violence and threat towards women and young children. The profanity is often used aggressively, and violently towards the killer's victims. Therefore 'fuck' and 'cunt' are used throughout the film, as well as other uses such as 'motherfucker' and 'fucking'.

Alcohol is seen to be consumed by adults at a strip club, and by a man and woman having dinner. There may be glimpses of people smoking in the strip club.

There is no other usage of drugs.

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The sexualised violence and rape scenes in the film are intense. However, to describe the film as "jumpy" or "scary" would not be correct as there doesn't appear to be any jump moments.

The sequences of the film's protracted violence towards women and children however are very intense. Another sequence, as described in the violence section, which shows a little toddler crying and running towards its dead mother could be described as emotionally intense and may have an emotional affect on some viewers of the film.