Facade (2020)

A man is naked while working out in the woods. Nothing but the upper part of his butt is seen.

A character makes a remark about hooking up with one of his female peers, only to be shot down the next moment.

A lead character is wearing a mink stole throughout the entirety of the film, defending her use of it in the beginning with natural selection and Darwinism.

A man and woman wrestle each other very violently in the climax.

There are a couple physical interactions between the victims and the hunters wherein people are killed or very heavily injured.

A woman is sprayed in the face with acid and the reactions to it are shown on screen.

A man is killed when a crossbow fires a wooden arrow right through his throat. His death is dramatic and gruesome.

A man is killed offscreen by a shotgun blast.

A man punches his brother in the face in front of their family, giving him a bloody nose.

A man is stabbed through his eye and held until he dies.

Several people are shot, stabbed, injured by hand combat, or a crossbow's arrow.

A man's neck is snapped.

A man tries to ascend up a tree when he falls but his foot gets caught between a branch and tree and he hangs upside-down by his foot for a long time.

A man is knocked unconscious by a man with a heavy tree branch.

A man is shot in the face and the resulting injury is very graphic.

Profuse language throughout the film.

Some brief homophobic slurs.

Some derogatory comments referring to the "help".

Many family members at a get-together can be seen drinking casually.

A woman's drinking addiction is made fun of and brought up to reflect on her behavior.

Many suspenseful moments where characters are being chased and hunted by two strange men with guns, knives, and a crossbow.

The first scene contains a very suspenseful and horrifying scene wherein a traveler stumbles upon a ritual. Nothing is seen but the violence is implied.

A family finds pleasure in the deaths of complete strangers from a remote location, betting on which of their family members will kill the most at the end of the day. This is a psychological film about perspectives and the nature of good vs evil will so this should really separate the bad people unwilling to participate from those fabricating the entire event.