Rebecca Hall wears tight, stretchy yoga pants, jeans, and legging-style trousers that clearly outline her legs and buttocks in multiple scenes.

Jason Bateman crudely mocks Joel Edgerton (who is not present) by inserting his finger through the fly of his pants, mimicking a phallic gesture while referencing the character's intent to "make love" to Bateman's on-screen wife, Rebecca Hall.

A fogged glass shower door displays the blurred outline of a nude Rebecca Hall from the lower back to the shoulders. The camera then cuts to her front door, where she wears a robe that reveals her lower thighs and legs as she steps outside and reenters.

Rebecca Hall is seen through a foggy shower door; the vague outline of her nude side, shoulder, and arm is visible. She wipes condensation from the glass before abruptly waking from a nightmare.

A man is knocked to the ground where he smashes the side of his face into the pavement (we see the victim later, his face scraped, with a small bandage at the temple and his arm in a sling).

A man takes a bat outside and another man attacks him from behind, then other men pull the attacker away.

Fuck, shit, and bitch are used alongside lesser profanity like ass and a racial slur.

Alcohol and prescription medication are used.

While the film overall is not very violent or sexual, its psychological themes may be quite unsettling for certain audiences.

Themes of bullying, rape and other disturbing content. Very intense at times. Ending can be considered quite depressing (depending on audience's view of certain characters).