Ithaqua

People are shot, stabbed, slashed, impaled, bludgeoned or torn apart, resulting in large blood spurts and grisly aftermath detail. A man’s fingers are bitten off, and another’s head is exploded by a shotgun blast.

Characters undergo monstrous transformations, afflicting them with ravenous hunger and causing them to hunt, attack and consume other humans over the course of sustained horror scenes.

There is use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘whore’, ‘pussy’, ‘cock’, ‘son of a bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘bastard’ and ‘piss’.

Verbal sex references include use of ‘f**k’ in the sexual sense, as well as comic references to bestiality.

Scenes of historical racist behaviour towards Indigenous Canadians include use of discriminatory terms such as ‘savage’.

A person takes their own life in order to avoid a worse fate; this is depicted without graphic visual detail.

There are gruesome images of bleeding wounds, dismembered corpses, severed body parts and viscera. People are shown feeding on bloody human flesh.

Rear and genital nudity occur briefly in a non-sexual horror context.