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The Substance
Movie • 2024 • Horror
ReportDescribed as an “explosive, feminist take on body horror.” Plot TBA.
This movie contains 57 potentially triggering events.
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Your Triggers
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There are no pets in the movie, and no animals at all except a fly
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Abandonment
Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
7 supporters
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NolNol
I would consider leaving your former self in a cold dark room for a week a bit like abandonment
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Abuse
Are there abusive parents?
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Smiliey
No parental figure present in the story
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Is someone stalked?
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periberri7
A side character follows the main character from the location where she gets the subtance to a nearby diner. She’s shown being very stressed about this and constantly looking behind herself as she runs.
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onlycallisto
Not in the classic sense of partner or parental violence, but there is a lot of extreme physical violence in the home.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Horrible things happen to a woman as this is the point of the movie. But I'd say this is a feminist movie, she isn't brutalized to appeal to audiences
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MChuman
Technically speaking yes
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Is someone gaslighted?
1 supporters
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lilpig
People lie and are abusive but there aren't any plain depictions of gaslighting.
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EmmBee
Child in distress during final act at New Year’s Eve show
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Addiction
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cabbagewitch
lingering shots of injection paraphernalia, as well as intermittent and close-up scenes of injection throughout the movie. CW DETAILS: includes healthy vein & subcutaneous injection, tournquet use, slow needle insertion, spinal injection, and injection into an infected site.
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Is there addiction?
17 supporters
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onlycallisto
Arguable. The main character behaves like an addict towards "The Substance" which is an allegory for plastic surgery and other youth-sustaining products. There are lines about 'wanting to stop' and being unable to stop.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
16 supporters
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onlycallisto
Sue goes out drinking and brings home a man. The next day it is shown that they had a lot of alcohol.
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Animal
Were animals harmed in the making?
122 supporters
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LordProtector
A fly appears to be in a glass of wine at one point near beginning. Can't tell if CGI or not.
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SharonPaciulan
I love this group cause the fly is something I’d want to know about and not most people would care about that.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Is there a dead animal?
1 supporters
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Ollie2
Dead crayfish on a plate being eaten; LOTS of meat scenes that may be upsetting to vegans or vegetarians.
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Are there bugs?
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onlycallisto
There are a couple shots of a fly, once on someone's neck and once in a drink.
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Assault
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onlycallisto
Not slapped? But extensively brutalised. This film is very violent against a woman's body.
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Is someone drugged?
1 supporters
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cabbagewitch
no portrayel of malicious, unconsenting dosing, but one character must set up injection for the unconscious other throughout the movie.
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Is there pedophilia?
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Oogles
Not as such, but there is a lot of sexualization of younger women (of legal age) by men far older than them
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
1 supporters
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Anonymous
Physical fighting, no beatings from a bully.
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Is someone restrained?
1 supporters
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EmmBee
I don’t know if this counts but one character is locked in a room against her will
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Is someone's mouth covered?
1 supporters
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cabbagewitch
not a super specific portrayel, but within the realm of body horror, we get an open mouthed face slowly covered by fabric in the third act, as well as the character in the third act who struggles to speak (no covering of her mouth)
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Bodily Harm
Is there shaving/cutting?
32 supporters
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lbrown253
No, but there is a huge cut - like wound in the main characters back. It is also graphically shown when it is being sewn back up
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Are any hands damaged?
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onlycallisto
At the end, a fingernail peels off, resulting in loss of the whole finger.
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Are there dislocations?
1 supporters
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cabbagewitch
while not explicit dislocation, bone crunching foley heard throughout some transformation scenes, as well as a scene where an old, arthritic knee is forced out of locking in order for the character to stand up.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
1 supporters
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ChelseaSinclair
There is gasping for air at several parts, but not necessarily suffocating
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Is there decapitation?
1 supporters
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Batwing
an attempted decapitation causes the explosion mentioned
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Is there cannibalism?
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lbrown253
No, but fluids are taken out of one person and injected into another for sustenance
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Is someone choked?
1 supporters
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ChelseaSinclair
A character chokes another in a violent fight inside the home
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Is someone buried alive?
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Oogles
No, but someone is sealed in a dark room while unconscious
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Is there body horror?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
Extensive, think 80s horror like The Fly or The Thing
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Is there amputation?
26 supporters
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cabbagewitch
in the third act: the flesh of an ear falls off, a hand is amputated and showers blood, and a head is lopped/knocked off. all three of these scenes happen extremely fast and are positioned with an air of absurdity/campiness.
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Does a head get squashed?
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onlycallisto
Not exactly squashed but repeatedly (to a comical degree) bashed against the wall with full visual of the gore
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Does someone asphyxiate?
26 supporters
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EmmBee
No but more than once a character has an extremely difficult time breathing which could be super triggering to some people
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
78 supporters
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cabbagewitch
in the second act, there is a quick nightmare scene where the main character squats and experiences a bulging/herniation in her buttocks; in the third act, the main character emerges with full-body deformity that includes breast placement. later, a breast is produced through a orifice on the deformed body and falls to the ground.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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onlycallisto
Each time the drug is used or a 'switch' happens the character collapses dramatically. There is also one scene in the final third where a character is beaten unconscious.
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Does someone break a bone?
20 supporters
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onlycallisto
There's one long moment where an arthritic knee is forced to move, with bone breaking sounds. Later a finger snaps off.
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Batwing
there are seizure- like moments but not traditional seizures
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Are any teeth damaged?
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Batwing
yeah she pulls out 3 of her teeth very realistic too
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
Fingernails peeling off in a grotesque way towards the end of the film
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Is someone tortured?
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Anonymous
People are harmed. No one is tortured.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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ChelseaSinclair
The creature at the end falls and explodes, in a sense dying, but not a traditional “fall to death” scenario
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Is there eye mutilation?
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onlycallisto
There's kind of 'everything mutilation' in this movie but in particular there are some shots of eyes duplicating themselves and bulging
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Is someone stabbed?
1 supporters
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Oogles
No knives, but there are many repeated scenes of needle injection
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Is there excessive gore?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
Tons of 80s style prosthetics, comically large amounts of blood, surgical stuff, wounds, etc. Extremely gory film.
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Children
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Does a kid die?
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A child is not physically harmed, but they are shown experiencing a probably very traumatising event and getting covered in blood.
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Is a minor sexualized?
1 supporters
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Oogles
Old men sexualize young, barely legal women
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
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Does a major character die?
23 supporters
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JadedBlue
upvote this instead of the huge spoiler. come on dude
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Yes
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Disability
Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
20 supporters
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cabbagewitch
there is some rapid aging related mobility loss in elizabeth's body, in particular one of her legs and an arthritic knee. however, most of the rapid aging is visual only, rather than mobility related.
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Drugs/Alcohol
Does someone overdose?
14 supporters
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Oogles
Voting yes because it could be triggering to people with drug or cosmetic procedure addiction. Needles are used in an irresponsible way
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Family
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Is a child's toy destroyed?
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HeatherEhch
A snow globe is thrown and shattered, but it's not framed as expressly a child's toy
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Fear
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Are there jump scares?
1 supporters
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CornHelium
*CONTAIN MINOR SPOILERS*
There's 4 total jumpscares, 2 of them are minor, 1 intermediate e 1 a major, from my point of view:
The first is the intermediate one, that happens when her car is involved in an accident
The second one is the major, ir happens when they make the first transition, a dark road appears and a motorcycle starts to accelerate, then it happens
The thirt one is a sound jump scare, she is gonna take off a post it on from a glass wall, and the sound suddenly pops out
The fourth one is at the final part of the movie, it happens when she goes to her apartment at the new year's eve presentation. She does something at her restroom and the jumpscare happens when she is about to look at the mirror.
There's 4 total jumpscares, 2 of them are minor, 1 intermediate e 1 a major, from my point of view:
The first is the intermediate one, that happens when her car is involved in an accident
The second one is the major, ir happens when they make the first transition, a dark road appears and a motorcycle starts to accelerate, then it happens
The thirt one is a sound jump scare, she is gonna take off a post it on from a glass wall, and the sound suddenly pops out
The fourth one is at the final part of the movie, it happens when she goes to her apartment at the new year's eve presentation. She does something at her restroom and the jumpscare happens when she is about to look at the mirror.
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Is there a shower scene?
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onlycallisto
There are many times in the film where the characters are shown nude in the shower, usually in various states of distress.
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Yes
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Is trypophobic content shown?
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8
There are two brief scenes where a persons iris multiplies on their eyeball, that could be triggering.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
After she has 4 martinis cut to her v* at home, no visual only audio.
When the young version wakes up the first time she v*, not sure if visual as I closed my eyes.
At the end of the film the 'monster' sort of vomits up a piece of viscera, the audio is very triggering but the visual is more of an object.
There are a lot lot lot of other possible triggers for you though, huge amount of spitting, gagging, open mouth chewing, gross food stuff etc.
When the young version wakes up the first time she v*, not sure if visual as I closed my eyes.
At the end of the film the 'monster' sort of vomits up a piece of viscera, the audio is very triggering but the visual is more of an object.
There are a lot lot lot of other possible triggers for you though, huge amount of spitting, gagging, open mouth chewing, gross food stuff etc.
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Does someone wet/soil themselves?
1 supporters
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4
There is a scene towards the start of the movie where a character is shown urinating in a restroom. They don't wet themselves, but there is audio
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Yes
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Is there on-screen pooping?
34 supporters
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Anonymous
No, but there is a shot of a man at a urinal — closeup of his face
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Does someone spit?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
There's one shot towards the end where someone spits directly at the camera, it's quite gross. There is a lot lot lot of mouth misophonia stuff, open mouth chewing, too.
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Is there audio gore?
1 supporters
Yes
86
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0
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onlycallisto
Tons, constantly. This is a very misphonic movie.
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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59
Yes
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LGBTQ+
Yes
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Yes
0
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
34 supporters
Yes
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EmmBee
There’s one scene though where a character doesn’t like another character’s name and comes up with a new name for them
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Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
8 supporters
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Oogles
No but several expensive items are damaged
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Medical
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Are needles/syringes used?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
Many times in the film, in grotesque ways. You can generally see it coming, basically anytime she's in the bathroom with her body double. The worst bit is towards the end she's putting a large needle repeatedly into an infected wound.
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Is there a hospital scene?
10 supporters
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onlycallisto
The main character is briefly in hospital after a car crash.
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Is there menstruation?
6 supporters
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anagonzalez
no, but when a man sees blood on the floor he asks a female character if she's cranky because she's on her period
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Mental Health
Does someone have a mental illness?
10 supporters
Yes
60
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Anonymous
Not explicitly stated, but a character experiences stmproms of body dysmorphia and depression.
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cabbagewitch
Yes, the main character harms herself several times throughout the movie, through smacking herself in the head/face, pulling her hair, rending at her face, berating herself in a classic dysregulation/punishment cycle, sometimes banging her head against the wall.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
32 supporters
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onlycallisto
Arguable. If you characterise the main character as mentally ill... there is a lot of violence in this movie.
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Smiliey
Elisabeth suffers alot of DP and DR. She loses her sense of self to Sue, and loses contact with reality after Sue is made.
Also Sue starts to harm her and completely disconnect or dissociate from E. Might be a metaphor for DID or UID
Also Sue starts to harm her and completely disconnect or dissociate from E. Might be a metaphor for DID or UID
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
18 supporters
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onlycallisto
DID is not part of the story but this story does have DID features, with splits between body and self.
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Yes
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ChelseaSinclair
The character expresses no longer willing to live in a certain version of herself, willing to endure extensive suffering to no longer live in her life anymore, ultimately tries to kill a version of herself. Not a traditional suicide attempt by any means, but could be interpreted as suicidal ideation in certain ways.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
18 supporters
Yes
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onlycallisto
There are hallucinations sometimes, it is never clear how real they are.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
1 supporters
Yes
65
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0
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cabbagewitch
Depending on the definition of a 'meltdown', the main character experiences scenes of dysregulation and responds with self harm, as well as a scene of overwhelm where she snaps as a colleague.
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Is there misophonia?
1 supporters
Yes
75
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0
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Batwing
It’s pretty unbearable throughout the entire movie
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Are there anxiety attacks?
1 supporters
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28
No
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onlycallisto
Not exactly. But the way they film the character's experience when she is due to 'switch' may be reminiscent of an anxiety attack.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Is there body dysphoria?
13 supporters
Yes
17
No
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Anonymous
No. There is body dysmorphia, not dysphoria.
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Is there body dysmorphia?
27 supporters
Yes
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0
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onlycallisto
The main character is so dissatisfied with her body that she goes to extremes to become young again, with catastrophic consequences.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
1 supporters
Yes
43
No
9
0
EmmBee
A character is locked in a walled off room, and a character is essentially locked-in or dissociates for periods of time
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Does someone have an eating disorder?
38 supporters
Yes
66
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Batwing
Absolutely, I’d say it’s a major theme. Extreme binging & body dysmorphia for sure.
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Yes
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lbrown253
Technically yes? But in more of a metaphorical sense.
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Noxious
Yes
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50
Are there sudden loud noises?
1 supporters
Yes
65
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0
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A ton of loud and nasty noises throughout the movie
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Is there shakey cam?
1 supporters
Yes
60
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0
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Anonymous
A lot
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Does a baby cry?
15 supporters
Yes
0
No
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NolNol
A child cries a lot at the end of the movie
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Is there screaming?
1 supporters
Yes
66
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0
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onlycallisto
Lots, during severe fighting scenes
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Yes
62
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0
Are there flashing lights or images?
43 supporters
Yes
66
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0
6
there are 2 scenes where they use the activactor, they're pretty long (about 20 sec each) it triggered my migraines
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Paranoia
Is someone watched without knowing?
12 supporters
Yes
14
No
31
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ChelseaSinclair
Not explicitly, but there’s implications it could be happening, depending on how you interpret certain scenes
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Is the fourth wall broken?
11 supporters
Yes
0
No
55
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HeatherEhch
Not explicitly, although there are a lot of staring-directly-into-mirror-reflection scenes that might trigger someone sensitive to it
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Pregnancy
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Yes
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Yes
0
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Is there childbirth?
19 supporters
Yes
2
No
48
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ChelseaSinclair
There are scenes reminiscent of birthing as the new self emerges from her former body, pulls things out of her body, and the monster at the end “births” a breast, in a sense.
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Yes
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50
Yes
0
No
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Prejudice
Yes
1
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52
Is there ableist language or behavior?
39 supporters
Yes
16
No
33
10
onlycallisto
No, but I do think some might be troubled by this film's treatment of disfigurement. There is a 'monster' in the film. The message is not at all about disability but could be read that way.
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Yes
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Yes
0
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TheLoop27
This comment is more anti-semetic than anything in the movie
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48
Yes
0
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Yes
0
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48
Are there fat jokes?
1 supporters
Yes
51
No
7
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ChelseaSinclair
Not jokes but derogatory comments about fatness and body image
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
0
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47
Race
Yes
0
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50
Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
1 supporters
Yes
11
No
39
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onlycallisto
Arguable. The main character is 50 but gets to live in a younger body so has relationships with younger men. However, the men in the film are generally portrayed as predatory so it doesn't have the 'vibes' of an age gap relationship.
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Religious
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0
No
46
Yes
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Sex
Are there nude scenes?
39 supporters
Yes
82
No
0
8
onlycallisto
Lots of nudity in this film, not generally sexual though
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3
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54
Does someone lose their virginity?
13 supporters
Yes
3
No
53
2
Smiliey
Sue has sex for the first time, its not talked about however. One might Even Wonder if she is a virgin since she is Elisabeth which is not
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Is someone sexually objectified?
1 supporters
Yes
79
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0
11
onlycallisto
The young version of the character is filmed in a highly sexualised way, to a comical degree
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Add comment
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55
Is there sexual content?
1 supporters
Yes
78
No
0
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onlycallisto
No explicit sex but lots of nudity, sexualised imagery, and one scene of drunk people about to have sex (thwarted)
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52
Sexism
Yes
0
No
52
Sickness
Yes
3
No
44
Yes
0
No
47
Does someone have a chronic illness?
10 supporters
Yes
2
No
43
4
cabbagewitch
No typical chronic illness depicted, but use of the substance is repeatedly shown as necessary throughout, so characters experience illness (ie. vertigo, pain, nose/ear bleeds) only alleviated by injection.
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Yes
0
No
46
Social
Are there fat suits?
30 supporters
Yes
10
No
34
14
onlycallisto
Not a fat suit, but a large deformed body prosthetic is used at the end of the film.
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Yes
0
No
43
Is existentialism debated?
11 supporters
Yes
10
No
33
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EmmBee
Sort of? A character is constantly reminded that they and another character are the same person, and the whole movie could be seen as aging, trying to prevent it, and trying to survive within the male gaze
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Spoiler
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Does it have a sad ending?
53 supporters
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onlycallisto
Arguable. It's certainly not a happy movie but maybe you could think she found peace.
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Vehicular
Does a car honk or tires screech?
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onlycallisto
There is a dramatic rolling car crash towards the beginning of the film.
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Does a car crash?
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onlycallisto
There is a dramatic rolling car crash towards the beginning of the film. It's shot from inside the car. The character is shown uninjured afterwards.
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Is someone hit by a car?
21 supporters
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EmmBee
A character is driving in their car and gets hit by another car in a big jumpscare moment.
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Violence
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Is there blood/gore?
1 supporters
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onlycallisto
Tons, constantly.
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Is there gun violence?
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onlycallisto
At the end, there are calls for someone to shoot at a monster, but it doesn't really happen.
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