Suggested MPAA Rating: R- for extreme violence, strong language and persuasive nudity
There are several frightening scenes in this film.
The fact that the girls choose to fight with no repercussions or second thoughts can be very frightening.
The girls often treat each other brutally, with no respect for loss of life, enacting pain, emotions, humanity, or the art of war.
The heart ripping scene can be very frightening.
The hanging scenes are very intense especially when the killer continues to stalk her opponents as they die, even going as far to taunt an opponent while she struggles to breathe or licks her lips as she enjoys watching the girls die, smiling menacingly.
A cage girl bullies another girl girl to the point she quits.
The girls, especially cage girls, are very excited when it comes time for someone to die.
The fact that females are actually uncaring and not nurturing and completely disregards social norms can be very frightening.
Cheyenne Bellomy's nursery rhyme segment can be very creepy and frightening.
Several of the woman appear younger than they are to give the film a heightened sense of terror and to reflect some truths throughout the modeling industry. This was done as an homage to "Neon Demon," which later influenced this film. Very few of the girls were as young as 18 or 19 as most of them were in their 20s and 30s.
Miss Lass Shawty Bootay was 18 in her videos; Macy Nikole and Skull Candy were both 19; Strawberry Debutante and Cassi were 20, and Lois Minnis, Brianna, and Becca Chaney were over 21 in her segments and photos. In their respective photos, Chelsea was 19 in her fitness and fight set while Scarlett, known in the Ohio cosplay community as Odfel, was 18. Only in the TV-14 cut did Kelcey and his friend appear at different ages, the youngest being 14 during their wrestling segments.
All the girls in the tournament are sociopaths and lack remorse for their actions. In fact, most enjoy hurting and ultimately killing their opponents.
A girl stabs another girl in the head with a knife. There is blood splatter.
A bodybag can be seen at times in the cage.
A girl is knocked out and has a streak of blood running from her mouth.
Blood pours onto the camera as a cheap thrill or gimmick, implying to soak the audience in blood.
A psycho female clown appears to spider walk in one of the video segments which can be triggering for people afraid of clowns.
Many of the cosplays can be frightening, especially the dead girls and demons.
Cleavage and middrift show.
Some of the girls have piercings in their lips, noses, eyebrows, naval, and even nipples.
It is implied through dialogue that one girl has "weekend plans" with her opponent's man and is used to taunt and humiliate her defeated opponent.
The Extended Cut is Rated TV-MA for crude sexual humor, pervasive explicit language, strong and suggestive sexuality including dialogue, nudity, and a sex scene, brutal sadistic horror graphic grisly bloody violence, torture, gore, and disturbing images and drug use with extreme intense wrestling action involving teens.
The Theatrical Cut has been Rated TV-14 for intensely suggested dialogue, strong coarse language, intense sexual situations, and intense violence.
There are several fight scenes depicting a man against a woman and in one instance a woman is tossed around like a ragdoll while in another one another younger woman is brutally taunted and mocked before being brutally murdered. These scenes may be triggering for victims of domestic abuse.
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