Suitable Flesh

The five central characters are all White; three are men. Two key women characters, both psychiatrists, eventually become victims. A police officer is played by a woman of Puerto Rican descent (Giovannie Cruz). A security guard is played by Black actor Hunter Womack.

Explicit, gory violence. One character severs another character's head; lots of blood. Character stabbed in head, falls out window. Character repeatedly hit by a car. Lots of stabbing, some with huge blood spurts. Possessed corpse crawls, intestines spilling out, leaving a bloody trail. Neck-slicing. Guns and shooting, with blood spurt. Woman threatened with knife, her hand cut. Characters have violent seizures that involve screaming, cracking, bending fingers. Deaths, dead bodies. Fighting, slamming, struggling. Woman is restrained by two men. Threatening with knife. Jump scare. Nightmare sequence. House on fire. Violent dialogue: "I hit him again and again, and I liked it"; references to domestic abuse.

Married couple has sex, with thrusting; a wife fantasizes about another man, and the sex turns more passionate. Woman's naked thighs seen in side view. Married character cheats on spouse: kissing, undressing, thrusting, moaning. In another sex scene, a man yanks up a woman's skirt for oral sex. Possessed character has rough sex with her spouse, cutting his underwear with knife, sitting atop him, moaning, climaxing, choking with robe strap. A cut during the act added to his pleasure. Man grabs a woman's crotch. Woman touches her own body; brief naked breasts. Brief bare bottom. Explicit sex-related dialogue. Shirtless man.

Infrequent use of "f--k," "c--t," "s--t," "c--k," "goddamn," "bitch," "damn," "cum," "hell." "Jesus Christ" as an exclamation.

Character drinks whiskey to excess. Psychiatrist's patient tries and fails to quit cigarettes. Character rolls and smokes (possibly pot?) cigarettes. Other characters smoke. Vaping. Wine with dinner. Character takes prescription pills for heart condition.