What we flagged
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A family digs into a father's workplace death and finds ritual sacrifice behind deadly bridge-building accidents. Ghosts, possession and jump scares build into bloody body-horror set pieces, with talk of missing children near the site. Mild English swearing, plus an affair reveal. Fine with a parent from 16. Skip it if graphic injury or occult dread is a hard no.
Uplifting themes
A family keeps digging for the truth when a company hides harm Siblings push to expose the cover-up, though their choices get reckless
Story (may spoil tone)
While investigating their father’s death inside a major bridge construction company, Yuda and his family attempt to prove that the frequent, deadly workplace accidents are actually human sacrifices.
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Violence Workplace "accidents" hide ritual killing, then possession and zombie-l…
Workplace "accidents" hide ritual killing, then possession and zombie-like attacks pile on
Language Mild English swearing: hell, damn, the b-word and a b-word phrase
Mild English swearing: hell, damn, the b-word and a b-word phrase
Sex / nudity Dialogue names an affair
Dialogue names an affair
Frightening Jump scares, hauntings, possession and late creature chaos keep the dre…
Jump scares, hauntings, possession and late creature chaos keep the dread high
Gore / death / weapons Graphic body horror brings bloody wounds, maggot detail and brutal cons…
Graphic body horror brings bloody wounds, maggot detail and brutal construction-site deaths
Grief / bereavement The family is still raw over a father's suspicious death
The family is still raw over a father's suspicious death
Flashing lights We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this versio…
We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this version to confidently confirm.
Talk after watching
- Why do people trade other lives for money or a finished project?
- When a family hunts the truth, how do you keep each other safe?
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