Not technically, however, one character does offer his female friend emotional support as she speaks about her trauma, but later reveals that his true intentions were to have sex with her.
A character is murdered, but it is made to look like a suicide by cutting. Later a character is cut with a scalpel on her stomach. SPOILERS If this triggers you, skip the scene where the roommate is being choked to death. Shown on screen when the main character looks at her body in her bed.
Tosh (Danielle Harris) is strangled to death during what Natalie (Alicia Witt) believes is sexual intercourse. Witt ignores this as she has walked in on her previously. Resulting in her death.
After being chased by the killer, one of the side characters gets caught in a trap and is tied to a tree branch by his neck. We see him on the brink of death, trying to get the attention of the girl in the car, though he eventually dies when she drives away.
Near the end, Natalie shoots Brenda, sending her falling out a window. Thinking her dead, Natalie and Paul drive to get help, only for her to appear in the backseat of the car with an axe. While trying to kill them, Paul crashes the car into the side of a bridge, sending Brenda through the windshield into the river below, to her supposed death.
Further detail on when he runs to the toilet because it could be more triggering that people think.
He runs to the toilet and coughs into it, and there is a shot from like inside the toilet looking up at him coughing right into the camera. I knew nothing was going to happen so it wasn't too bad but was definitely a bit jarring.
During scene with pop rocks in the classroom, and again after a character inspects his microwave. I didn’t find it triggering for emetephobia, but it is uncomfortable.
In the aftermath of Tosh's (Danielle Harris) death it is passed off as a tragic suicide as her wrists were slit by the killer during the murder. Possibly indirectly implying Goth's/emos are more prone to suicide.
(SPOILER) The killer reveals she was driven to become a murderer by apparent PTSD after her boyfriend was accidentally killed. She mentions that going to therapy didn't work and that she enjoys being violent instead.
Nobody dies by suicide but in the aftermath of Tosh's (Danielle Harris) death it is passed off as a tragic suicide as her wrists were slit by the killer during the murder.
The main character struggles with guilt and trauma after an incident where her and her friend chased a car and accidentally forced it off the road, killing the driver. (SPOILER) Later it's revealed the girlfriend of the driver was driven by the trauma to become a serial killer.
In a flashback scene of Natalie & Michelle they "headlight flash" the vehicle in front. The act of either briefly switching on the headlights of a car, or of momentarily switching between a headlight's high beams and low beams.
Sasha is wearing low-cut lingerie during her chase scene, and there are many shots from the camera that emphasize her cleavage. There are even a few close-ups of her breasts.
The character of Sasha Thomas (Tara Reid) hosts a popular sex column on campus WZAB radio titled "Under the Covers with Sasha". She explicitly discusses fellatio/ingesting semen & sex in several scenes. The character of Tosh has a sex scene near the start (brief nudity) when her roommate, Natalie walks in on her.
(SPOILER ALERT) The ending is not explicitly sad or emotional. Although Rebecca Gayheart is the killer, she is getting revenge on Alicia Witt for causing the death of her fiancé.
One of the characters describes her involvement in a car crash that resulted in the death of a young man. There are also multiple other scenes depicting reckless driving, including one part where a car veers off the road and into the woods.
The blood/gore is actually rather minimal throughout. With a lot of the killing scenes featuring little to no blood. In one of the goriest scenes a dog is put in the microwave, which then explodes, in reference to the Urban Legend.