Does the dog die?
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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Hard to describe without spoilers: There's backstory about a character whose mother sort of vanished from his life for awhile in childhood (after the death of the other parent). None of this happens in the present.
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Is someone gaslighted?
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There’s lying and disbelieving but none of it is for the purpose of making someone feel crazy
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Is someone stalked?
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There are scenes where Millie is happily in the company of someone else, and then she sees Tim has followed her to where she is, and the music and framing make you and her feel a jolt of panic. It is not a stalker situation, but it is the same feeling of spotting someone who has followed you to where you are.
1) when she’s talking on zoom with her friend
2) when she’s talking with Jamie about his husband
1) when she’s talking on zoom with her friend
2) when she’s talking with Jamie about his husband
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Not on-screen: the protagonist tells a story about his dad not believing him about a bad smell coming from his bedroom and focuses on the trauma of not being believed. The dad ends up trashing his room to find the scent, and the protagonist experiences PTSD around this.
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HeatherEhch
One spouse slaps the other, though not as an intentional act of violence (it's an attempt to wake a person who seems to be sleepwalking and behaving in a disturbing way)
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kmk418
tim is prescribed valium by a doctor after his episodes, and later during a scene in the hallway tim + millie crush up the pills and snort them
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Rats are found in the ceiling above a light. One is still moving a little when they're found
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Is there a dead animal?
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lzboyfurniture
Can someone give me a visual clue to know when the rats will be shown? I want to watch in theater but this is my biggest trigger
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Is an animal sad?
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Anonymous
When the drawing of the dog is shown later in the movie, it is drawn crying with big tears.
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Does a pet die?
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See “does dog die”
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Assault
Is someone restrained?
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kmk418
millie tapes tim to a chair so she can use the body saw
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Anonymous
The characters have sex that is consensual on the surface but could arguably be caused by a magical force manipulating their desires
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DETAILED SPOILERS
There is a sex scene in a bathroom, and it is not safe, sane, or consensual.
Because sexual assault is complicated and the triggers are different for everyone, I want to give a thorough, thematic breakdown of what literally happens here so you have clarity about whether it’ll be triggering for you. These are the key points to know:
• Tim (under supernatural influence) shows up at Millie’s school. He ignores her as she angrily confronts him and kisses her. In the moment, she kisses him back, and they have what appears to be enthusiastic sex in a bathroom stall.
• While having sex in this public place, they are caught. Because of the supernatural element, his genitals become stuck inside hers. They try to pull apart and cannot, expressing pain and panic. When they hear another teacher coming to check on them, she covers his mouth to silence him and forcibly pulls them apart. We see closeups of their faces as they experience visible and audible distress. Blood is shown on her leg afterward.
• After the incident, Millie is angry at Tim. She says that she did not feel like she had the ability to say no in the moment. She expresses blame toward him. He, still under supernatural influence and struggling with poor mental health, cannot fully take responsibility for his actions, and is more focused on trying to convince her of the supernatural threat.
• Millie attempts to break up with him. She tells him she does not want him anymore and makes him sleep in a different room. However, when the supernatural plot picks up again, this entire sequence is brushed aside. Millie quickly forgets what happened and apologizes to Tim about ignoring him about the supernatural threat.
I really hope this helps. This scene would have been a dealbreaker for me when deciding whether to watch the movie, and I’m just trying to leave the kind of review I wish I had seen before my viewing.
There is a sex scene in a bathroom, and it is not safe, sane, or consensual.
Because sexual assault is complicated and the triggers are different for everyone, I want to give a thorough, thematic breakdown of what literally happens here so you have clarity about whether it’ll be triggering for you. These are the key points to know:
• Tim (under supernatural influence) shows up at Millie’s school. He ignores her as she angrily confronts him and kisses her. In the moment, she kisses him back, and they have what appears to be enthusiastic sex in a bathroom stall.
• While having sex in this public place, they are caught. Because of the supernatural element, his genitals become stuck inside hers. They try to pull apart and cannot, expressing pain and panic. When they hear another teacher coming to check on them, she covers his mouth to silence him and forcibly pulls them apart. We see closeups of their faces as they experience visible and audible distress. Blood is shown on her leg afterward.
• After the incident, Millie is angry at Tim. She says that she did not feel like she had the ability to say no in the moment. She expresses blame toward him. He, still under supernatural influence and struggling with poor mental health, cannot fully take responsibility for his actions, and is more focused on trying to convince her of the supernatural threat.
• Millie attempts to break up with him. She tells him she does not want him anymore and makes him sleep in a different room. However, when the supernatural plot picks up again, this entire sequence is brushed aside. Millie quickly forgets what happened and apologizes to Tim about ignoring him about the supernatural threat.
I really hope this helps. This scene would have been a dealbreaker for me when deciding whether to watch the movie, and I’m just trying to leave the kind of review I wish I had seen before my viewing.
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kmk418
tim slaps millie to wake her up from a trance-like state
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Is someone drugged?
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🔔 SPOILER
In order to fight off the ( ), Tim grabs his prescribed Valium and commands that he and the other person must eat all of them to stop the ( ). They gobble them up and eventually snort them to go faster.
Later, Millie is about to do an amputation, and she forcefully feeds the person whiskey “for the pain.”
These are grotesque but somewhat absurd and over-the-top scenes; these acts are played as horror-comedy, not as horror-drama, if that helps you determine whether this will be a safe movie experience for you. If you need to skip this, start skipping SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER FROM when Millie and Tim are being drawn towards each other in the upstairs, nighttime hallway TO when they are outside again.
In order to fight off the ( ), Tim grabs his prescribed Valium and commands that he and the other person must eat all of them to stop the ( ). They gobble them up and eventually snort them to go faster.
Later, Millie is about to do an amputation, and she forcefully feeds the person whiskey “for the pain.”
These are grotesque but somewhat absurd and over-the-top scenes; these acts are played as horror-comedy, not as horror-drama, if that helps you determine whether this will be a safe movie experience for you. If you need to skip this, start skipping SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER FROM when Millie and Tim are being drawn towards each other in the upstairs, nighttime hallway TO when they are outside again.
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Is someone's mouth covered?
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Not in the classic sense, but there are scenes where mouths are covered with skin
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Bodily Harm
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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You don’t actually see the injured genitals, but you see a shot of a man’s penis being painfully stretched and blood dripping down a woman’s leg. You also see the people in pain for an extended sequence while this is happening
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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remithg
lots of stuff with hands throughout the movie
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Is someone choked?
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remithg
someone chokes on another character's hair, but no one is directly choked
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Is there cannibalism?
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remithg
a character graphically chokes on another character's hair
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Is there body horror?
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Anonymous
This is a body horror movie. The director is a special effects guy, and the movie has a huge quantity of different practical effects to create body horror.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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Of the kind suggested by the poster. There’s no violence toward eyes or realistic injuries to them
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Are there dislocations?
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SPOILERS:
at the very end, when tim and millie are fusing together, you can see tim’s hands/arms under millie’s skin and you can very clearly see/hear certain bones (specifically her shoulder blades) dislocating and being moved around
at the very end, when tim and millie are fusing together, you can see tim’s hands/arms under millie’s skin and you can very clearly see/hear certain bones (specifically her shoulder blades) dislocating and being moved around
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Is there excessive gore?
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remithg
this isn't that bloody of a movie, but there's a lot of fleshy stuff
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Are any hands damaged?
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remithg
if this is a trigger, avoid this movie. there's a lot of stuff with hands
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Does someone break a bone?
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No, but when they fuse together, bones sound like they’re breaking as they refuse.
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Is someone tortured?
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The movie focuses on how the codependent relationship feels torturous, causing physical, emotional, and psychological pain for both parties.
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Is there amputation?
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Body parts are cut apart, not chopped off, but it could still be triggering if amputation is an issue
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Are any teeth damaged?
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remithg
a long strand of hair is pulled out from in between a character's teeth.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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remithg
no, but characters do fall down into a cave
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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kmk418
SPOILERS:
when millie goes to jamie’s house after the body saw scene, he suddenly slits her wrist/forearm open while they’re talking
when millie goes to jamie’s house after the body saw scene, he suddenly slits her wrist/forearm open while they’re talking
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Does someone have a seizure?
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kmk418
characters go into seizure-like trances. happens once to millie in the first cave scene and again to tim when they’re in bed together later
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Children
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Does a kid die?
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roboteyes
There are very few children in the movie, and non in any dangerous situations
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Creepy Crawly
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Cringey
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Death
Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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kmk418
one character tries but is saved
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Does a major character die?
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SPOILER
Debatable. The main characters choose an alternative way of being where their individual identities are erased, but they do not traditionally die.
Debatable. The main characters choose an alternative way of being where their individual identities are erased, but they do not traditionally die.
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Does a non-human character die?
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remithg
dead rats
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Disability
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Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
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Anonymous
Tim and Millie eat an entire bottle of Valium and chug whiskey. While this would typically be an OD, they are barely even affected by this, and it’s not grounded in reality at all.
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Family
Does a parent die?
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HeatherEhch
Before the events of the film, but it's told/shown as part of one main character's backstory and is rather disturbing
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Does someone cheat?
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The threat of cheating is very strong, though no cheating happens.
Millie and Tim both joke about how she should cheat on him. The tone is strange.
SPOILER FOR NOT-CHEATING BUT RELEVANT
There is an older man who is very attentive to and interested in Millie as a person, and Tim is jealous. However, we later learn that the man is gay, so all the cheating concerns go out the window.
Millie and Tim both joke about how she should cheat on him. The tone is strange.
SPOILER FOR NOT-CHEATING BUT RELEVANT
There is an older man who is very attentive to and interested in Millie as a person, and Tim is jealous. However, we later learn that the man is gay, so all the cheating concerns go out the window.
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Does a family member die?
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Tim is completely shaped by the grief of his recently deceased father. We see his body in a flashback.
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Fear
Is trypophobic content shown?
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she
Any detail?
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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Anonymous
A naturally occurring, underground well is the supernatural center of the film.
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Is someone possessed?
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The supernatural element acts like possession, with characters becoming physically controlled and single-mindedly obsessed with finding their partner.
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Is there a shower scene?
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kmk418
after the massage scene, millie says she’s going into town and makes tim stay at home. he takes a shower and goes into a trance, repeatedly falling into walls/bashing his head into them
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Are there jump scares?
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kmk418
there’s a few good jumps in this movie!! here’s what i remember:
SPOILERS ofc
after the party in the opening of the film, tim and millie are talking in bed and “millie” starts saying hurtful things to tim. she then says “can you ask them to leave” and “i can’t sleep with them watching us”. tim looks over to see the bodies of his dead parents (although their identities are not revealed yet) in another bed opposite theirs, slowly moving closer. when tim lifts up his blanket to try and hide, the face of his dead mother is under it.
when tim is fixing a light in the new house, a bunch of fused rats drop from the ceiling
in the first scene in the cave, tim goes into a trance and suddenly looks over to see millie breathing rapidly and staring at him. then there’s a loud noise and he wakes up
tim and millie are in bed together and millie keeps saying that tim is “laying on her hair”. she turns around to see that he has a bunch of her hair in his mouth and it’s accompanied by a loud flash of light and a sting.
when millie is at jamie’s house the first time she looks out the window and sees tim watching her
when tim is in the cave again, he suddenly sees faces in the walls, and a deformed creature that appears to be a fusion goes wrong jumps out at him. there is another minor scare when he shines his flashlight on the creature.
when millie is at jamie’s house the second time watching the wedding tape, jamie is in the corner of the room and appears suddenly
there are probably more but i watched through my fingers a lot so i definitely missed some! these are the major ones i can remember though
SPOILERS ofc
after the party in the opening of the film, tim and millie are talking in bed and “millie” starts saying hurtful things to tim. she then says “can you ask them to leave” and “i can’t sleep with them watching us”. tim looks over to see the bodies of his dead parents (although their identities are not revealed yet) in another bed opposite theirs, slowly moving closer. when tim lifts up his blanket to try and hide, the face of his dead mother is under it.
when tim is fixing a light in the new house, a bunch of fused rats drop from the ceiling
in the first scene in the cave, tim goes into a trance and suddenly looks over to see millie breathing rapidly and staring at him. then there’s a loud noise and he wakes up
tim and millie are in bed together and millie keeps saying that tim is “laying on her hair”. she turns around to see that he has a bunch of her hair in his mouth and it’s accompanied by a loud flash of light and a sting.
when millie is at jamie’s house the first time she looks out the window and sees tim watching her
when tim is in the cave again, he suddenly sees faces in the walls, and a deformed creature that appears to be a fusion goes wrong jumps out at him. there is another minor scare when he shines his flashlight on the creature.
when millie is at jamie’s house the second time watching the wedding tape, jamie is in the corner of the room and appears suddenly
there are probably more but i watched through my fingers a lot so i definitely missed some! these are the major ones i can remember though
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Gross
Does someone wet/soil themselves?
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A man sees a woman with blood on her thigh in a bathroom and acts embarrassed as he warns her about her period. We have to watch her feel intense embarrassment. No 1 or 2 though.
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Is someone eaten?
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remithg
hair is halfway consumed and then coughed up
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Does someone vomit?
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renny03
Safe! There’s one scene where Tim is choking on Millie’s hair but he just spits it out and they look ill a lot of the time but no v* or gagging!
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Is there audio gore?
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Anonymous
Everytime any scary thing happens, there is audio gore; the director and writer did all the sfx, so this movie is honestly like 1/3 creative body horror effects, and the movie is less a story and more a vessel to showcase his ability to show body horror effects! If that’s the thing you don’t want to hear, skip this movie or watch it with the sound off.
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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Loss
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Medical
Is there a mental institution scene?
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No - but the fear of being “mentally ill / snapped / crazy” is a major theme.
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Is there menstruation?
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Blood on a woman’s thigh is mistaken for her period, and it’s reacted to by her and another man with a lot of embarrassment. He tells her to clean up, and later, he tells her she doesn’t need to apologize for “women stuff.” To be clear, she does not menstruate.
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Mental Health
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Anonymous
One of the rules of the ( ) is that, when the protagonists are physically far away from each other, dissociation happens to Tim that invokes self-harm and abandoning serious obligations. These are paired with a retrograde amnesia where he cannot recall the things that happened, and he is very distressed and not believed. It will be upsetting if “that wasn’t me, please believe me” is a theme for you. Caveat to this is that, towards the end of the movie when ( ) is understood, Millie does apologize to Tim about not believing him about this.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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Anonymous
Tim’s supernatural experience and co-occurring mental illness cause him to harm his partner a few times.
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kmk418
characters volunteer to commit suicide to save each other
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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?
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SPOILER
Tim has PTSD as a plot device more than a serious exploration of PTSD. It’s not what the story is about, but there is a very intense scene where he recounts the traumatic memory. You’ll know it’s happening when they begin talking about the rat smell, and it focuses on smell being a trigger.
Tim has PTSD as a plot device more than a serious exploration of PTSD. It’s not what the story is about, but there is a very intense scene where he recounts the traumatic memory. You’ll know it’s happening when they begin talking about the rat smell, and it focuses on smell being a trigger.
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ellenalbertson
Can someone elaborate as to whether this is self harm as in slitting wrists or something else? My husband is distressed by the visual of that, but can handle other forms of self-harm.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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remithg
anxiety/panic attacks, but no meltdowns necessarily
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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HeatherEhch
A character does "offer" to end their own life but doesn't ultimately follow through
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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Anonymous
Tim is experiencing grief and trauma when we meet him, and when the supernatural stuff starts, it turns into dissociative symptoms.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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Anonymous
The supernatural elements start out as feeling metaphorical, but they become “get with the program, this is what reality is now, so how do we deal with it?” Dissociation heavy
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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Anonymous
The whole film feels very claustrophobic. Tim can’t drive and is stuck in a rural cabin in the woods while Millie goes to work, but it’s less of a visceral feeling and more of an ongoing conversation about feeling trapped.
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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Under jumpscares, another user left a wonderful, thorough list of the sounds to expect. However, it’s a very sudden and loud movie the whole time, so I’d either get a good pair of sound-muffling headphones or wait until it comes to streaming so you can keep the volume low. I’m not bothered by loud sounds, but I had my hands over my ears for half the movie because of the sudden loudness.
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Are there underwater scenes?
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When the characters drink from the pool, the camera goes underwater to create an eerie “something’s not right about this water” feeling. While in the cave, the characters are partially submerged in water, though never completely - just enough to damage their phones.
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Does an LGBT person die?
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kmk418
SPOILERS:
jamie, tim+millie’s next door neighbor, is revealed to be a fusion of two men who were married in the cave. so if fusion=death, then yes
jamie, tim+millie’s next door neighbor, is revealed to be a fusion of two men who were married in the cave. so if fusion=death, then yes
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Race
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Relationships
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Is religion discussed?
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Spoilers:
The characters of the film find a subterranean cave that has pews and strange religious imagery on the walls. It’s revealed that there used to be a chapel where the cave is, but that the chapel collapsed into the cave. The chapel was run by some sort of “new age” religion. One character says it seemed very “cult-y.” There is a video that plays towards the end of the film that depicts a wedding ceremony in the chapel, and the wedding turns into a disturbing religious ceremony.
The characters of the film find a subterranean cave that has pews and strange religious imagery on the walls. It’s revealed that there used to be a chapel where the cave is, but that the chapel collapsed into the cave. The chapel was run by some sort of “new age” religion. One character says it seemed very “cult-y.” There is a video that plays towards the end of the film that depicts a wedding ceremony in the chapel, and the wedding turns into a disturbing religious ceremony.
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Sex
Is there sexual content?
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Anonymous
HUGE SPOILER FOR THE ENTIRE FILM
The overall theme of the movie is sex and whether or not the characters will be able to maintain their relationship, with their sex life being one of the biggest factors. Millie tries to initiate sex a lot, and Tim rejects her a lot. The supernatural element in the film makes him want to have sex with her, and there are two explicit sex scenes: one is a risky and emotionally confusing hookup in a school bathroom that ends with pain and bad feelings, and the other is a “happy” sex scene at the end where they make out with each other, undress, and fuse together. I’m struggling to find words to explain it, but in the way you can cartoonishly imagine a baby’s footprint kicking out of a pregnant woman’s stomach, you can see their arms wrapped around each other underneath their skin.
The overall theme of the movie is sex and whether or not the characters will be able to maintain their relationship, with their sex life being one of the biggest factors. Millie tries to initiate sex a lot, and Tim rejects her a lot. The supernatural element in the film makes him want to have sex with her, and there are two explicit sex scenes: one is a risky and emotionally confusing hookup in a school bathroom that ends with pain and bad feelings, and the other is a “happy” sex scene at the end where they make out with each other, undress, and fuse together. I’m struggling to find words to explain it, but in the way you can cartoonishly imagine a baby’s footprint kicking out of a pregnant woman’s stomach, you can see their arms wrapped around each other underneath their skin.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Are there nude scenes?
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HeatherEhch
A few scenes (a guy in a shower, a sex scene where we briefly see a guy's penis, a scene near the end showing a topless woman)
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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scootscout
i don't know what the other comment is talking about honestly. (SPOILERS) the merging moreso has to do with codependency and being unable to be without the other so you just become one. there's nothing sexual about how they explain it or describe it and nobody is objectified in this way. it's moreso seen as "romantic" by who it happens to, not sexual.
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Sexism
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Sickness
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Is there dementia/Alzheimer's?
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Anonymous
No, but in a backstory, Tim’s mom wakes up to see her spouse dead and “snaps”, becoming not herself anymore mentally, and the fear of inheriting her mental health lingers over Tim. It’s coded moreso as a dissociative trauma reaction instead of as dementia or Alzheimer’s, but these specific themes of seeing a parent lose their identity due to a mental state might be upsetting.
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Social
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Spoiler
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Does it have a sad ending?
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Anonymous
Could be a sad ending on paper, but tonally and thematically, the movie treats this as a happy ending with resolved character arcs and happy Spice Girls music. Kind of Midsommar-like, where people will be debating “is this a happy ending?”
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Violence
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Is there blood/gore?
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Anonymous
The director is a special effects guy, so there’s a lot of creative practical effects to create blood and gore.
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Visual
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Where to Watch
It’s implied the dogs are either dead or fully fused later in the film when a young girl draws the dogs. She’s asked if the dogs are hers and she says not anymore.
I’m voting “no” because nothing is firm but it’s essentially just as bad as a yes when the dogs are shown fused.
Didn’t distract from the overall film for me but definitely wish there was a better warning.