"Without spoiling anything, (the film's first segment) ends with a particularly intense series of scenes that involve, among other things, an injury resulting in a compound fracture that is recorded from the first person perspective," Barrett told us. In short: A broken bone pokes through a character's skin, which might disturb even the healthiest viewer.
Barrett said that the segment, "while very funny in parts, is also quite intense and gory," and noted that the film's handheld camera style combined with other factors "can probably be a bit difficult to take."
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I have no idea why anyone would want to film such a thing, much less to watch it. I can safely put that on my NEVER to see list.