It Lives Inside

Attacks by an unseen demonic entity include a person being strangled by the chains of a swing, a person’s head being slammed into a glass cabinet and flesh being pierced by invisible fangs.

Intense and occasionally sustained scenes of horror include the terrorising of characters by a monstrous demonic entity, sudden jump scares and a woman’s body contorting grotesquely as she advances menacingly on another character.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘f**k’), as well as milder terms such as ‘bitch’, shit’ and ‘God’.

Two Indian-American teenage girls struggle with the cultural ignorance of their white school community and have difficulties fitting in. One of the girls uses her phone settings to lighten her skin tone before taking a picture of herself in one of several demonstrations of disowning her heritage, which includes accusing her mother of conforming to cultural gender stereotypes. Discrimination, whether from without or within, is not endorsed by the work as a whole.

A pair of teenage characters briefly smoke marijuana.

There are infrequent references to suicide, including comments about a teenager believed to have killed themselves.

There are bloody images in shots of dead bodies and puncture wounds to flesh caused by a demonic entity, as well as sight of a dying person with burn injuries.

Attacks by an unseen demonic entity include a person being strangled by the chains of a swing, a person’s head being slammed into a glass cabinet and flesh being pierced by invisible fangs.

Intense and occasionally sustained scenes of horror include the terrorising of characters by a monstrous demonic entity, sudden jump scares and a woman’s body contorting grotesquely as she advances menacingly on another character.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘f**k’), as well as milder terms such as ‘bitch’, shit’ and ‘God’.

Two Indian-American teenage girls struggle with the cultural ignorance of their white school community and have difficulties fitting in. One of the girls uses her phone settings to lighten her skin tone before taking a picture of herself in one of several demonstrations of disowning her heritage, which includes accusing her mother of conforming to cultural gender stereotypes. Discrimination, whether from without or within, is not endorsed by the work as a whole.

A pair of teenage characters briefly smoke marijuana.

There are infrequent references to suicide, including comments about a teenager believed to have killed themselves.

There are bloody images in shots of dead bodies and puncture wounds to flesh caused by a demonic entity, as well as sight of a dying person with burn injuries.