There's Someone Inside Your House

The cast is racially diverse. The main character, from Hawaii, was said to have been called "Moana" when she first moved to town. A gender-neutral teen is called out in front of the whole class, as is a gay football player. A student leader is called out for having recorded a racist podcast anonymously, which argued that White people have higher IQs. A boy's father collects Nazi memorabilia. Teens of color suggest police treat them worse than their White counterparts.

A sadistic murderer is on the loose and we see him killing his victims up close. Mostly this involves stabbings, but there is also a hanging, forced pill swallowing, use of a Taser, and an attempt to burn someone alive. There's a lot of blood and wounds are seen up close. People experience fear. Flashbacks show scenes of extreme hazing resulting in violence (a beating and a person getting pushed into a fire). A teen puts a gun in his mouth that turns out to be a pipe; his father keeps Nazi memorabilia. There's a description of a couple that died in a car crash. A corn maze is set on fire and a group of teens drive through it.

Two male teens have a phone conversation about what a girl is ready to do with a guy this weekend. They use terms like "perv" and "flat-chested." A boy talks about his 8-year-old sister's "body dysmorphia." A football player mentions the trouble he's had finding his girlfriend's "clit," and the help a friend gave him. His girlfriend, offended, is sitting right next to him. Two teens have sex in a car (we see kissing and her sitting on top of him); two others in a closet at a party (they kiss and begin undressing; he thanks her as they're on their way out later).

Lots of use and variations on "f--k," including "motherf--ker." Also "s--t," "a--hole," "ass," "bitch," "goddamn," "d--ks," and the middle finger.

Teens smoke a lot of weed, including out of repurposed Nazi weapons. Two different teens smoke cigarettes. A boy is addicted to fentanyl pills. Another mentions his parents were "drunks."