a dog dies
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No animals die in the movie, but, SPOILER ALERT, since at the end of the movie Elvira is told that the castle where she and her servant spent the night was destroyed a hundred years ago, everyone there, including the horses and a cat that is heard but not seen, have already died a hundred years ago.
someone is sexually assaulted
Yes
there's domestic violence
Yes
there's abusive parents
Yes
there's genital trauma/mutilation
Yes
someone is restrained
Yes
someone's mouth is covered
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Maid briefly covers Elviras mouth while she sleeps, because she's scared. Elivra wakes up screaming. And the maid quickly explains.
there are clowns
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Mentioned in a song about sex.
there are shower scenes
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Bath scene.
someone vomits
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No but the girl with long curly blond hair has a gross cough! At 23:20 she hacks something up too the the audio is quite gross. Again not v* though
there's decapitation
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Yes. Old practical effects shown of the head. Just a little blood on the neck. Don't believe the body is shown at all.
autism is misrepresented
Yes
there's misophonia
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Yes, the Lord of the house has misophonia, though it's not described with that term. Upon arriving, Elvira does a number of things that causes loud noises (often unintentionally), which distresses the Lord.
It is not consistent throughout.
a mentally ill person is violent
Yes
reality is unstable or unhinged
Yes
there's dissociation, depersonalization, or derealization
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Someone is briefly hypnotized to be little.
someone has a mental illness
Yes
there's flashing lights or images
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Frequently, to the point it gets quite difficult to watch as someone with light sensitivities.
Flickering torch light, lightning flashes.
there are sudden loud noises
Yes
there is obscene language/gestures
Yes
someone is watched without knowing
Yes
the fourth wall is broken
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It's Elvira. She totally talks to her audience. Constantly.
there's ableist language or behavior
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Two of the characters are described as "suffering from peculiarities of temperament". Which Elvira calls hypochondria and "all in their mind". Which the other character agrees., and says "it's more real and more powerful than any physical malady".
But even though it's said to be in their mind, there's clearly physiological problems, since the woman coughed up a bit of her lung.
there's fat jokes
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Multiple jokes are made at the expense of Elvira's maid, Zou Zou, who is a bigger woman.
there are "Man in a dress" jokes
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Yes, but not the usual.
They're looking at old portraits. When talking about the Lord's grandfather he is described as "Smuggler, slave trader, pathological liar, bad dancer, cross dresser"
Elvira's reply is "That's really weird, cross dressers are usually great dancers".
someone dies by suicide
Yes
there's bestiality
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a joke about it in a song
there is sexual content
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Ever so slightly. Maybe PG 13.
someone is sexually objectified
Yes
someone has a chronic illness
Yes
a car honks or tires screech
Yes
there's blood/gore
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Only a little, and it's cartoony.
there's excessive gore
Yes
there's torture
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Somewhere around 1 hr, 45 min. Very brief. And very hokey, just like the whole film.
someone is buried alive
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Attempted.
Also mentioned that it happened in the past.
someone falls to their death
Yes
someone falls down stairs
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Elvira almost falls the first time she clubs the stairs. On the way down she does fall off the side of the stairs and lands on the floor in a pile of clothes, uninjured.
Someone becomes unconscious
Yes
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