A girl who halfheartedly tries to be part of the "in crowd" of her school meets a rebel who teaches her a more devious way to play social politics: by killing the popular kids.
This movie contains 62 potentially triggering events.
Other answer is incorrect. There are live cows on screen, and one gets tipped, but that particular cow looks quite fake, you don’t really see it fall, and it’s implied it isn’t harmed.
JD lies to Veronica about the bullets in their guns being tranquilizers so that she'll go along with killing the jocks. He also doesn't tell her that she is giving drain cleaner to Heather C.
JD's dad is almost certainly abusive, though nothing gruesome is depicted. He speaks toward his son with extreme contempt. He has a lot of rage boiling below the surface, and it feels as though he might explode at any moment.
Heather C. (a high schooler) is coerced into performing oral sex on a college student who says he "can't control himself." A college student puts his hand on Veronica's thigh and insists she have sex with him, but she walks away from the situation. Ram is seen in the background pinning down and forcing himself on Heather M. JD forcibly kisses Veronica numerous times, even pinning her down to a couch until she breaks free.
It's in the background of a scene so not shown in graphic detail and not the focus of the scene, but you can see it from a distance and you can clearly tell what's happening.
A major character's mother died before the start of the movie, and her death features heavily in the plot and is discussed on multiple occasions. No parents die during the course of the movie.
Not 'destroyed,' but a scene late into the movie has Veronica walk into her bedroom to discover a Barbie doll hanging by its neck. This, along with JD stopping by to warn her parents that she was 'suicidal,' clues Veronica in that JD plans to murder her and cover it up as a suicide.
Veronica and Heather fight after Veronica embarrasses her at a party by refusing to have s*x with a college kid and then throwing up on her and telling her to “Lick it up baby. Lick it up.â€
No actual outing happens, but the two jock bullies are made to look like they commited a lover's suicide as a result of homophobia. In actuality they are heterosexual chauvinists who were murdered, but the aftermath might be a similar trigger.
After two football players die, two of the main characters spread a rumor that the football players were gay for each other and committed suicide because of it, but the characters in question are not actually gay.
The ending is somewhat bittersweet, it’s dark, the antagonist blows up, and everything is kind of a disaster, but Veronica asks the reject Martha if she wants to have a movie night, forgetting about popularity and finding friendship in each other