Kill Boksoon

The cast is Korean and the main character is female. Bok-soon's daughter, Jae-young, is gay.

There's a significant amount of violence, blood, killing, and fighting. People get stabbed, shot, and their heads cut off. Lots of people get shot in all parts of the body at point-blank range, including with shotguns. Throats get sliced, arms and limbs get cut, and heads and faces get bashed in. Fight scenes show some gore and injury detail, and often, blood flies, sprays, and pools underneath bodies. A woman strangles a man with wire, shoots a man in the chest and head, slices a man's chest with a sword, and stabs men repeatedly. Two women prepare to kill an unconscious young man by making it look like a suicide. With the handle of a large knife a man beats another man's face in repeatedly. A teen girl shows signs of parental physical abuse. A man is hung by rope and dies. A woman is choked, stabbed in various places, and shot in the head. Pictures are passed around of bodies that have been stabbed. A teen girl stabs a teen boy in the neck with scissors after he threatens to show pictures to their classmates of her kissing a girl. A mother doesn't initially react well to her daughter coming out to her.

A woman sits on top of a man, and they have sex (no nudity, except the woman's back). Some romantic kissing. A man in his underwear wakes up outside in the middle of the street. Teen girls romantically kiss.

Strong language includes "f--k," "f--king," "s--t," "bitch," "a--hole," "ass," "p---y," and "hell."

Adults often smoke cigarettes. Adults also drink soju and beer. Teens smoke cigarettes and drink beer, and they also peer pressure other teens to do the same.