The behavior of the killer can sometimes be interpreted as sexual, and is sometimes strongly and blatantly sexual.

Sounds of a man loudly grunting are heard from a bathroom, and in response another man says "he's probably whacking off".

A priest hides files on his computer implying they are pornographic.

A man is seen stripped down to his underwear several times in order to make other people uncomfortable.

Bizzare sexual references.

A man describes a wolf mask as a "sex thing".

A man is seen bent over fully nude from the rear with his bare buttocks exposed in close-up. He then gets up and his penis is briefly seen. This is non-sexual but unexpectedly graphic.

It's lightly implied that a man traveled to a motel for homosexual sex.

Bizarre and aberrant sexual material in the sixth episode where a son obsesses over his mother's sex life and breast milk. He shows jealously to his mother having a man and asks about their sexual encounters and makes strange comments about how he is addicted to her breasts and is upset she's giving them away to another man. There is also a strange breastfeeding scene between them.

A fully grown man asks to be breastfed by his elderly mother while sexually licking his lips and moaning. She eventually lifts her shirt to breast feed him (no nudity) and she moans in pleasure as she does it.

A mother tells her grown son that she has sex with her boyfriend and does "everything" in his bed. She also says he does strange things with her breasts and that they live like they are in a porn movie every day. The son becomes jealous and upset over hearing this.

A man tells his mother about how he heard her and a man having sex and he listened to it on the porch. It's revealed this was just a scene from the movie "Forrest Gump", but he also wants it to happen in real life.

A man is depicted fully nude in a bathtub but nudity is obscured.

All episodes are mild except for the final episode of season 1 which has full frontal nudity and strange incest themes between a mother and grown son.

A son repeatedly asks his mom if she's been "fornicating" in his bed.

SEASON ONE: A scene of non-sexual full frontal male nudity and numerous sexual references, most of which are exclusive to the sixth episode.

SEASON TWO: Pretty much no sexual content, nudity or suggestive references thus far. A man undresses before getting into a bath and the top of his butt crack is seen as he's pulling his pants down.

A man is ruthlessly murdered with an axe while being tormented. He is slammed in the side with the axe, then while laying on the floor he is struck again twice. The kill is high impact because of the sound effects and stationary camera, yet there's no blood visible.

While attempting to intimidate someone, a man wields an axe and cuts his hand with it showing some blood.

Violent references (eg. I'm going to drive this axe full force towards the base of your skull)

A man is smothered to death with a plastic bag. He writhes around, struggling to breath, before eventually falling limp.

Out of view, a man is killed with an axe. The killers repeated swings are shown and then after the victim is picked up and carried away. There is no blood.

There is a murder in each episode with severity ranging, yet there is rarely blood and sometimes it's offscreen (the third episode). This is always for shock and impact.

Offscreen, we hear a man being brutally murdered with a shovel. Shrieks of pain and gross sounds of the shovels impact are heard before the killer walks out of the room covered in blood.

A dead body is accidentally run over by a car. This is shown two times.

S2E3 is the most graphic episode by a significant amount. Extended graphic gore with sadistic behavior accompanying. No other episode of the entire series has this level of gore, or anywhere near it.

The dead body of a man is shown with blood splattered all over the floor by his face. After discovering this, the cameraman vomits all over the wall. The body is shown many more times with various wounds all over its body (it's covered by a bag, so only blood is visible) while it is hidden and buried.

A man manipulates video footage to make it seem as if another man is a serial killer. He crops the image to make it look like he's stomping on a man's head and makes it appear as if he is filming and hiding dead bodies.

A guy gets hit with a shovel and his face is shown bleeding afterward.

TV-MA violence type: blood and brutal.

A man has an axe slammed into the back of his head and blood spurts out upon impact. When he falls to the ground, his head is clearly shown split open in close-up with the open wound visible. His body is carried and buried afterward, and blood smears all over the killers body.

A killer opens up the trunk of his car and begins stabbing a victim inside. The bloody knife stabbing up and down is shown and then afterward the killers face is spattered with blood, although direct impact is hidden. Later, we see the persons body with bloody stab wounds in it.

An axe is thrown at a man seen from a first person perspective, so there's no blood, yet it's implied he was killed by this.

A man is shown tied to a chair with a bloodied bag over his head. He groans in pain as his killer walks around him, lowers him to the ground and strikes his neck with an axe. Graphic detail is obscured, but still strong nonetheless.

A man suddenly slams an axe into his own face, visibly chopping it in half. Blood and gore is briefly visible before the scene cuts, which is very quickly.

A man is smashed in the face with a shovel twice, blood shown on impact. Then, his body is shown being dragged in a bag before he wakes up and begs for help, vomiting blood onto the ground and crying. He begins seizing, and is left to die in a car soon after.

Two police officers are killed, one by being repeatedly beaten in the face with a shovel and the other by being shot. Some blood is visible during both of their deaths.

There is an extremely gruesome sequence where, during a sadistic game, a man is forced to use a buzz saw to cut open a dead man's stomach. Extensive graphic gore is seen in close-up as blood sprays all over the place. His intestines and organs are shown being ripped out of his stomach as he searches for a key, and the gore remains onscreen for a while.

A man is stuck in the head with an axe.

Gruesome sadistic violence in S2E3. Psychological torment is depicted while a man is forced to saw a man's stomach open and tear through his intestines and organs to find a key. Blood is visible splattered all over surroundings and everyone in the room, internal organs are grabbed and torn open in graphic close-up. Extremely graphic and gory.

Violence is mostly brief, but shocking. There is an exception with season 2, episode 3 which has sustained explicit gore & violence.

There are seven instances thus far where someone is axed in the head and killed. Some of these scenes are quite graphic while others are not.

People are notably shoveled and killed with resulting bloodshed.

A man throws a match at a woman and lights her on fire after putting gasoline on her. This is hidden behind the camera and not shown; her screams are heard.

Half of the episodes have little to no violence, or just brief violence (eps 1, 2, 3, 5, 10) while most of the other half (eps 4, 6, 7, 8) has some strong violence. One particular episode (9) has prolonged gruesome violence.

A man has his neck snapped abruptly. His petrified corpse is shown afterward.

A corpse is seen to have been stuffed in a fire place and is dragged out.

After being drugged the night before, a man awakes on Christmas morning and is forced to open up a gift. He pulls out the severed head of his father which he holds for quite a while before throwing it. The gore is detailed and this is very disturbing.

While trying to escape a serial killer, a man tumbles down a flight of stairs and breaks his neck. This is not seen on camera, but it is heard, and then his corpse is shown lying at the bottom of the stairs.

Repeated references to rape in S2E5.

Infrequent profanity such as "fuck" and "shit", and some religious exclamations. While swearing is completely absent in some episodes, others have some strong language.

There is one instance of the f-word in episodes 1, 2, 3, and 11, two instances in episodes 4 and 9, and four instances in episode 8.

12 uses of "fuck" throughout the entire series.

A priest drinks and smokes in the third episode.

Some scenes show responsible drinking.

The whole show is very eerie and creepy, and there are many jump scares.

Episodes 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 of the series would generally be suitable for a PG-13 rating, while all the others are far more violent and intense.

Episode 1: Recommended Age 13+ for violent content and some language.

Episode 2: Recommended Age 13+ for violent content and some language.

Episode 3: Recommended Age 13+ for violent content, language and brief sexual references.

Episode 4: Recommended Age 16+ for violent content, bloody images and language.

Episode 5: Recommended Rating 13+ for some violent content.

Episode 6: Recommended Age 16+ for graphic nudity, aberrant sexual material, violent content and bloody images.

Half of the episodes have some strong violence involved, while the other half usually keep it brief. One episode (episode 9) has much more graphic violence & gore.

Season 2, Episode 1: Recommended Age 16+ for some bloody violent content.

Season 2, Episode 2: Recommended Age 16+ for strong violent content and language.

Season 2, Episode 3: Recommended Age 16+ for strong bloody violent content, grisly images, and language.

Season 2, Episode 4: Recommended Age 13+ for brief violent content.

A woman is lit on fire, collapses, and her agonizing screams are heard for about 3-4 seconds.

Season 2, Episode 5: Recommended Age 16+ for violent content/some gore, and brief language.