Bb (2016)

The main character works as a webcam girl (teasing and showing her body to online viewers for money). Nudity occurs when she is interviewed for the job, and in repeated online sessions. The interview includes questions about the types of sex she likes. Breasts are seen fairly often, her butt occasionally, and there are a couple of very brief views of a shaved vulva. The sex talk (verbal from her, text from viewers) is frequent but not very vulgar.

Two women are lovers. We see them engaging in sex a couple of times, kissing, touching and kissing breasts, fondling and rubbing together. This is filmed in montages with frequently shifting camera views without lingering; hand to genital contact is acted once but blocked from view.

We see news reports that a dismembered body has been found.

A person recounts a tale that implies someone has been harmed in revenge.

A person is assaulted with a blunt object, and we see a photo of a battered face.

One person kills another, in a brutal, painful way, but the camera angle hides the impacts, so we don't see any blood or gore.

Except for one angry tirade of "f*ck"s, it's not frequent in the dialog: mainly just a smattering of "f*ck" and "damn." A couple of screenshots show text comments by people viewing the webcam show. The comments include sexual content, including "pussy" and "c*nt" just a time or two, mostly milder. The soundtrack, by contrast, is rap, with a seemingly continuous litany of "bitches", "f*ck", "pussy", "niggas", and other vulgarities.

A main character smokes bongs several times, and routinely drinks hard liquor from the bottle. A drug called "wax" is mentioned.

It's a modern horror story, with one jump scare and an extended scene of desperation. A killing is intensely vicious.

A person who has travelled overseas becomes incommunicado, causing prolonged worry.

One person is gradually revealed to be frighteningly psychopathic and delusional.