Randolph Bradley is perfectly content fading into the background, but when his coworker Benson snaps and goes on a violent killing spree, he’s forced to face his fears and confront his troubled past in order to find a way to survive.
This movie contains 7 potentially triggering events.
Yes and no? Randy’s mother is very overprotective and helicopter-y. You don’t see her but on a call with him you hear it. They talk about her making Randy redo second grade and just being overall pretty forceful about things.
The VERY FIRST scene is a woman screaming and yelling with her hand over her eye and huge amounts of blood on her face. You don’t see her actually eye injury in that scene but there’s a TON of blood and it’s very shocking and abrupt.
Yes. It’s very realistic.
Spoilers
The first scene is a woman holding her hand over her eye covered in blood and screaming. It’s more bloody and shocking than excessively gory.
About 15 minutes in Benson shoots three people with a shotgun. It’s extremely bloody and gory.
An hour or so in when they’re at the school, Benson violently beats up a teacher walking out. When Benson walks away they show a shot of the teachers face and his looks torn off and disfigured.
Slight spoilers
There’s a scene where Randy eats a hamburger and you can hear him chewing very quietly, but it’s not very noticeable.
In the first about 15 minutes when Benson kills the workers in the Burger joint where the bloody noises are very loud. The blood is extremely realistic and you can hear it spilling all over the floor when they take one of the bodies away. It’s gross. I don’t know if it counts for misophonia but it might help out to be warned.
In the second scene at the diner one of the men who work there (Chris) says some pretty explicit things and him and his girlfriend are pretty raunchy with eachother. No sex scenes or anything like that.