Anvilicious: Due to Hans Stjernswärd's association with the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) when he made short films, it can be interpreted that this is a movie-lengthed PETA PSA regarding the suffering of livestock in farms.
Audience-Alienating Premise: The movie has multiple scenes of torture, which is par for the course for a horror film. That said, one scene involves a person slamming an infant onto the floor and killing it. To say this would put people off and turn an audience away is an understatement.
Awesome Music: The music arranged and composed by Sergei Stern has been agreed to be one of the best parts of the movie, if the YouTube comments on the movie's tracks are an indication.
Moral Event Horizon: It's unknown when, but the community crossed it certainly when they began kidnapping people for purpose of using them for livestock.
Narm: Pretty much anything that leaves Andrew's mouth. "Sometimes my mind is out of meeee!" indeed.
Nausea Fuel: Let's say that watching this movie with a full stomach is not a good idea.
The idea of humans being livestock is a nauseating thought in itself.
The movie does not shy away from gore at all. Any visceral action is shown to the camera in complete and stomach-turning detail.
