A sex scene lasting about a minute. The side of a breast is shown. No male nudity.

One man is stripped completely naked and his butt is shown for extended time as well as his thick bushy pubic hair and glimpses of his penis. He is shown from all angles including spread eagle upside down.

The tribal men have only their buttocks in full view, lots of butts, especially at the rear end of the movie, but their genitals are covered.

It is said that a man will get hanged.

The film contains some scenes of violence involving brutal killings of the Sheriff's rescue troupe by the savage tribe. These are mostly concentrated towards the second half of the film, with bloodletting and impact of violence shown.

Other scenes of violence in the film include a man's hand (mostly fingers) being cut off when a savage swings an axe at him, then dismembering him, leaving bloody stumps, as well as a man cutting into a dead man's throat with a dagger and digging into it with his bare hands to dislodge an embedded object. A man is beheaded after multiple swings of a bone axe. The first swing shows a bloody wound, and the next decapitates him, showing a bloody stump where his head was.

There are also some gory depictions of disemboweled victims.

Other 'milder' depictions of violence include, but are not limited to: Several men have their throats slit; A man's head being bashed with a rock with bloody results. A man having been shot with an arrow and seeing his organs and/or spine ripped out of his chest by hand; a man getting shot in the leg with bloodletting visible; A prolonged disturbing scene of a bullet being surgically removed; 2 men being shot with moderate bloodletting; A man getting shot (with somewhat bloody results) whilst attempting to stab another man to death while he sleeps.

The briefest sequences of violence include, but are not limited to: More men are shot with bullets and by arrows; A man's hand nearly gets severed off during an ambush; A man getting shot in the wrist by an arrow with little bloodletting; A man being choked, and while gasping for air, gets a large animal bone inserted into his mouth before being knocked unconscious; 2 Indians are shot, whereby one of them is shown to have a sound producing instrument inserted into his larynx, sequence afterwards is shown above as the 'embedded object'; another Indian getting shot with little to no blood visible; A brief scene of a man's stomach getting cut open, and a flask that has been sitting on hot coals gets inserted into his wound; Several more unknown men get shot with little bloodletting.

There are typical utterances of mild language such as 'hell', 'goddamn', and 'sh*t', uttered by the main characters out of pain, suffering, and anger/frustration.

Tincture of opium is frequently used both for medicinal and homicidal purposes.

Occasional smoking and drinking.

The troglodytes are shown as disturbing cannibals with physically intimidating features. They emit a frightening howl thanks to special instruments inserted into their necks.

See the violence/gore section for the extent of the frightening scenes, most of the scary scenes are the ones with the most violence.

Not many, if any, jump scares.