Asking For It

violence

A shoot-out sequence features several blood spurts, and a man is stabbed in the neck during a short knife fight. A verbal reference to an off-screen beheading is illustrated by a brief close-up image of a bloody axe. There is a short scene of domestic abuse in which a man pins a woman by her throat and throws her to the ground while verbally abusing her, but other women quickly come to her defence.

language

There is infrequent use of very strong language (‘c**t’) and more frequent use of strong language (‘f**k’, ‘motherf**ker’, ‘c**ksucker’). Milder terms include ‘cock’, ‘ho’, ‘bitch’, ‘whore’, ‘ass’, ‘asshole’, ‘titties’, ‘balls’, ‘shit’ and ‘bullshit’, in addition to use of the ‘middle finger’ gesture.

discrimination

There are scenes of misogynistic behaviour, gender-based violence and racism. A white man refers to a woman as a ‘Black c**t’, and other sequences feature use of discriminatory terms such as ‘spic’, ‘faggot’, ‘pansy’, and ‘libtard’. Discrimination is not condoned.

sexual violence and sexual threat

We see a series of fragmented flashback images which strongly imply that a woman was raped by her male friend, but there is no graphic visual detail. The flashbacks are intercut with brief sight of the woman finding a small amount of blood on the toilet paper she’s just used. In another short scene a woman tases a man unconscious and fastens a strap-on dildo to herself, implying that she intends to rape him; however, another woman immediately intervenes. A man takes two woman captive and threatens to ‘have some fun’ with them before selling them into sexual slavery, but they are soon rescued. There are also occasional strong verbal and visual references to sexual violence.

There are brief and infrequent sequences of breast nudity, as well as occasional moderate sex references. People are shown smoking joints.

very strong language, sexual violence, discrimination, strong violence

Classified Date:

02/06/2022

Version:

2D

Use:

VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Universal Studios Limited

violence

A shoot-out sequence features several blood spurts, and a man is stabbed in the neck during a short knife fight. A verbal reference to an off-screen beheading is illustrated by a brief close-up image of a bloody axe. There is a short scene of domestic abuse in which a man pins a woman by her throat and throws her to the ground while verbally abusing her, but other women quickly come to her defence.

language

There is infrequent use of very strong language (‘c**t’) and more frequent use of strong language (‘f**k’, ‘motherf**ker’, ‘c**ksucker’). Milder terms include ‘cock’, ‘ho’, ‘bitch’, ‘whore’, ‘ass’, ‘asshole’, ‘titties’, ‘balls’, ‘shit’ and ‘bullshit’, in addition to use of the ‘middle finger’ gesture.

discrimination

There are scenes of misogynistic behaviour, gender-based violence and racism. A white man refers to a woman as a ‘Black c**t’, and other sequences feature use of discriminatory terms such as ‘spic’, ‘faggot’, ‘pansy’, and ‘libtard’. Discrimination is not condoned.

sexual violence and sexual threat

We see a series of fragmented flashback images which strongly imply that a woman was raped by her male friend, but there is no graphic visual detail. The flashbacks are intercut with brief sight of the woman finding a small amount of blood on the toilet paper she’s just used. In another short scene a woman tases a man unconscious and fastens a strap-on dildo to herself, implying that she intends to rape him; however, another woman immediately intervenes. A man takes two woman captive and threatens to ‘have some fun’ with them before selling them into sexual slavery, but they are soon rescued. There are also occasional strong verbal and visual references to sexual violence.

There are brief and infrequent sequences of breast nudity, as well as occasional moderate sex references. People are shown smoking joints.

Classified date

02/06/2022
Language

English

Director(s)

Eamon O'Rourke

Production Year

2021

Genre(s)

Drama, Thriller

Approx. running minutes

101m

Cast

Kiersey Clemons, Vanessa Hudgens, Alexandra Shipp