Wildly talented high school girls' soccer players descend into savage clans after their plane crashes in the remote northern wilderness. Twenty-five years later, they discover that what began in the wild is far from over.
This movie contains 120 potentially triggering events.
The dog disappears midway through season 1, characters believe the dog ran away. Episode 10 shows the dog has been killed offscreen and his decapitated head is on an alter in the basement. Happens at the end of the episode.
Technically A young boy is but it is more of a custody thing and also is for the better as she is a danger to him. Multiple other characters are neglected and abandoned emotionally by their parents
In a way. One girl is continuously attempting to sexually & emotionally abuse a guy, who forgives her for most of it. (partially because he is much older than her)
There is drug use, talk of addiction and rehab. One episode shows Natalie about to do cocaine, but then Misty runs in and snorts the cocaine instead, in order to keep Natalie from relapsing
Episode 1: a bunny gets killed by a shovel off screen. Episode 2: a bunny is field dressed, you don’t see it killed but it’s pretty graphic. Episode 3: dead bear is shown being eaten by vultures, they show a close up view of the bear’s intestines. Episode 4: a deer is shot and its throat cut (after its already dead) Episode 5: a bird gets shot and falls, not very graphic Episode 6: buck is killed offscreen. Corpse is cut open and maggots are found. Episode 7: a wolf is killed offscreen with an ax, you don’t see it but you can hear it whimpering. Episode 10: a bear is stabbed and killed. There is also scene of a decapitated dogs head on an alter.
Season 2 episode 6 - a character takes a fish out of its tank and holds it in their hands intending to let it suffocate but then changes their mind and puts it back in the tank and feeds it instead. It’s played more as a moment of despair than as an ongoing threat to the fish, so it probably won’t happen again.
1x01: a rabbit is killed in the garden with a shovel. We don’t see it but we see the blood on the characters arm and we hear the shovel hit. There are no sounds beyond a thunk though.
1x06: a sick deer is brought to the group and cut open, only to reveal that it’s filled with maggots. This happens near the end of the episode beginning around 54:50. It ends about a minute later.
One of the characters drugs/poisons someone, drugs the whole group with psilocybin mushrooms, and (as an adut) laces chocolates and cigarettes with fentanyl.
43 minutes into second last episode there is attempted gang sexual assault. It stops before it becomes r*pe but it is a bit of an intense scene going to about 44 minutes in.
!!! This show may be very triggering if this is an issue !!!
I am not sure if there are any jokes made about this, but there are several scenes where men are SA'd, drugged & almost R*ped. None of this is taken seriously by the other characters and one guy is later thought to have committed suicide (presumably this could have contributed to his mental health issues).
In the second episode of the show, Misty grabs and axe and amputates their coaches leg at the knee, because the rest of his leg was smashed under part of the plane
In SE 1 EP 1 the team is in practice and two girls collide, resulting in the front of a girl’s knee to tibia visibly exposed and very bloody bone poking out of her skin.
Idk what the other comment on here is talking about "asleep." A character is impaled on a branch after falling from a plane and then that branch breaks and falls with him still on it.
Episode 3 towards the end has a massive scene not involving explicit trauma but implicit, highly triggering IMO for anyone dealing with unwanted, intrusive thoughts related to this particular topic, as a grandmother sees a man in the mirror without eyes and screams, "don't take my eyes" at him.
Episode 5, around 46 minutes in there's a flash of him again
No, but a character that looses their leg says things about how he would have rather died. That self-hatred due to becoming disabled could maybe be triggering for some.
Two of the characters have their dad die in the plan crash at the beginning of the show. Later on it is revealed that another character’s dad was accidentally shot and killed.
questionable. the show does not reveal if there are supernatural forces or if this is mostly mental health related. but the characters surely believe someone is possessed.
The story revolves around a group of people, mostly teenaged girls, who are stranded in the wilderness and forced to engage in cannibalism to survive. So yes, people have been eaten, but only after they have already died. So far, no one has been eaten alive, which I’m assuming is the point of this category? Considering there was already a cannibalism category…
season 2 episode 1 at around 7:10 when lotties parents are talking about her behaviour after being rescued season 2 episode 5 at around 55 minutes when nat is thinking about travis i dont want to give too much away season 2 episode 9 idk timestamp but lisa tries to stop them doing something and misty brings out a syringe to use on her so look away when lisa comes and they are in the woods
One of the main characters is shown in a mental institution once they return home, and their parents force them to get electro-shock therapy because they won't speak or eat
One of main characters is unaware of their actions that occur when they sleepwalk and the audience is not clued in until the course of several episodes
So far so good, and we know for a fact two of the lesbians survive to adulthood. But there's like a 99% chance that the gay soccer coach is killed in the wilderness.
I can't think of what the other comment is referring to in the first episode (it was not either character's first time having sex with each other), but two characters lose their virginity in S1ep9.