Something Wicked (2014)

One sex scene towards the end,doesn't last very long.

Multiple sex scenes. Some are cut-aways. Three are onscreen, however no genitalia is shown.

One onscreen sex scene contains themes of sexual assault.

Overarching themes of infidelity, premarital sex, and peeping on unconsenting parties.

Sexualization of minor self-harm, the blood from which is consumed by sexual participants.

A woman showers, showing only a small amount of cleavage and half of her bare back.

Full-view backside nudity of a woman: A woman gets dressed. Viewers see her bare buttocks as she pulls on a thong. Viewers can see the outline of her vulva in a closeup of her buttocks after the thong is in place covering the genitalia. As the woman puts on her bra, we see her bare back and side boob. No frontal nudity in this scene.

Multiple scenes with shirtless men.

Woman wears a bikini at a pool. She adjusts the bikini bottom's placement after exiting the pool. A man ogles her buttocks.

A woman runs around clad in only a towel. Similarly, a woman walks around in a bathrobe.

In the after credits scene, a woman strides in a seductive red dress with long slits for cleavage and leg exposure.

A woman wears a babydoll style lingerie combination. Genitalia and nipples are covered.

Theme of sexual assault.

Frequent use of blood. Blood contains clotting in one brief scene representative of brain matter. Blood splatter is utilized dramatically in two onscreen firearm injuries. Blood is shown and consumed in a sexualized depiction of minor self-harm.

Theme of drowning.

Theme of vehicular fatalities.

Theme of psychological violence by way of stalking.

Themes of murder and manslaughter.

Weaponized sex.

Use of the term "b*tch."

Theme of substance abuse in the form of prescription medication.

A juvenile is knocked unconscious by an inhaled substance.

Hospital and paramedic scenes utilize medications in ethical manners including IVs and breathing masks.

Brittany Murphy's character is found by her husband in a bathtub in a completely disheveled and altered state. This scene is particularly disturbing given Brittany Murphy was found dead in a bathtub only months after the completion of this film, the official autopsy report initially declaring her cause of death as a lethal combination of pneumonia, anemia, and multiple drug intoxication.

A juvenile is groomed to participate in violent crimes.

Ongoing themes of mental illness and cognitive dissonance including substance abuse, post-traumatic stress, dissociation, identity, trauma, intermarital conflict, and infertility.

Theme of perceived hauntings.

A crying baby is shown turning blue.

Brittany Murphy's character's psychological turmoil caused by trouble with conception are exacerbated by the fact of the actress's death mere months after completion of the film, unable to have a child in the following year as she had stated in an interview with Access Hollywood that she intended to do.