Riders of Justice

The notion of revenge is glorified, even if the victims in question are reprehensible characters. Unconventionality and being different is celebrated, highlighting characters' quirks in a positive light. Friendship and teamwork are both prevalent, and how both can help upset the odds. The benefits of therapy is also explored, and how speaking to others can help overcome grief.

There is an explosion on a train, following a targeted terrorist attack. Innocent people die. A widower is seen holding the hand of their dead spouse in a morgue. It is suggested that their injuries are so severe that they are barely recognizable. Characters hold guns to people's faces. Character breaks someone's neck, and another kicks the corpse on the floor. Torture including fingers being broken. Two gangs open fire at one another, and the bloody wound of someone caught up in the crossfire is seen. Characters are shot in the face, and there is a mass killing. A young character survives, but is shot in the shoulder. Someone headbutts a mirror when experiencing a panic attack, as a result of their grief. References to child sex abuse.

Two uses of "c--t," and countless uses of the word "f--k," as well as "piss" and "s--t." There is also homophobic language, with "f--got" used on several occasions. Character is referred to as a "retard." An overweight character is called a "fat pig." One character refers to another as a "p---y."