Eleven

People are shot, resulting in blood spurts and bloody aftermath detail. Other strong scenes include torture and people have their heads repeatedly pushed under water. There are also stylised fight-sequences that feature use of bottles and other improvised weapons.

Moments of threat include a sustained sequence in which a masked killer tortures two victims in view of their frantic loved ones who are forced to shoot a stranger in order to stop the torture.

Moderate bad language ('slut') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bloody' and 'hell'.

Teenagers target a classmate with mental health and trauma issues, bullying and tormenting him in sustained and distressing scenes. A woman references being 'slut-shamed'. Discrimination is condemned by the film as a whole.

Visual and verbal references are made to drugs and drug dealing.

A man takes his own life and there are references to suicide and self-harm.

There is frequent sight of the grisly charred remains of the bodies of murder victims at crime scenes. People display bloody gunshot wounds to their heads.

Upsetting scenes occur due to bullying and bereavement as well as adult and child mental health difficulties.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.