| 1 | * AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Joann. More specifically, her [[spoiler: blunt rejection of Rickie]]. Was she being cruel to someone with clear feelings for her? Or was she rightly rebuking someone who not only hoped to pursue a sexual relationship with her despite her lack of interest in him but also was at least lukewarm about the idea of raping her? [[spoiler: The movie's ending certainly gives credence to the second.]] |
| 2 | * AudienceAlienatingPremise: A film where teens have sex with an ''[[ILoveTheDead undead sex slave]]''. Do the math! |
| 3 | * MoralEventHorizon: J.T. crosses this when his first thought on what to do with a chained-up girl is to rape her, and then pulling a gun on his best friend for wanting to do otherwise. |
| 4 | * {{Squick}}: It is about a zombie sex slave. The movie plays on this relentlessly. |
| 5 | * TooBleakStoppedCaring: With how unlikable some of the characters can be (J.T., [[spoiler: Rickie]], Johnny, ''et cetera''), it can make someone feel uncomfortable, ''especially'' with [[CruelTwistEnding the ending]]. |
| 6 | * {{Wangst}}: Rickie never gives it a rest until the end ([[CruelTwistEnding for better and for worse]]). |
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