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Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- The younger of the two main characters takes off her pyjama top. You see her in a bra for roughly ten seconds.
- A woman is interrupted whilst going to the toilet. Her thighs are visible, but nothing too sensitive is shown.
Violence & Gore
Profanity
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- Some name-calling (idiot, nuts). Ass, and its variants, piss (in the sense of urination and being 'pissed off'), and shit are all used sparingly. Roughly half a dozen uses of fuck.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A main character is seen smoking, and there is a reference to being stoned.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- There are a handful of creepy scenes, but they are spread quite far apart for this type of film.
- A ghostly voice that sounds like a little girl can be heard in the background four or five times throughout.
- Multiple jumpscares. The first few are fake ones. Included amongst these are a doll that suddenly crashes onto the floor in front of the camera, a woman appearing at one end of a corridor after being seen at the other just seconds before, and a basement door closing very loudly.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- A woman under some kind of demonic influence kills another woman by hitting her in the head with a hammer. The action is just offscreen, and all we see is the victim slumping to the floor. Some blood trickles down the lens of the camera. This scene is accompanied by graphic sound effects.
- After killing the woman, the person who is possessed then begins to violently thrash as she succumbs to whatever is controlling her. She presumably dies as well.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The final 15 minutes are intense, and could possibly be disturbing, as a main character becomes more and more unhinged, eventually taking a hammer and threatening another central character's life. She chases the victim and has her trapped in a dimly lit basement.
