In a large dining hall, several women and men kiss.

A few sexual comments.

A man is shown peeing, Urine stream is shown but no nudity.

There are several scenes where men do not have shirts on

Many women are wearing clothing of the time period, and some have cleavage showing, others are dressed modestly

Many of the dead are not fully clothed or covered, but no actual nudity is shown

A group of men are attacked by men from a forest. A battle ensues, as they fight each other with swords. Many men are killed, and some blood is shown.

A woman is shown laying dead on a table. Some blood from her wounds is visible.

Graphic violence and depiction of deadly injuries in a 'medieval fashion'.

Several scenes of torture, burnings and the aftermath of the pestilence.

The rare scenes of meele combat lead to a fair number of gory shots, including dismemberment and decapitation.

Dead bodies are briefly shown hanging and covered in blood.

A man is nailed to a cross and cut open with a sword, killing him. Some blood and the man screams in pain.

A man is hanged.

A woman is shown hanging in pain.

Graphic violence and depiction of deadly injuries in a 'medieval fashion', several scenes of torture, burnings and the aftermath of the pestilence. The rare scenes of meele combat lead to a fair number of gory shots, including dismemberment and decapitation.

There is one scene where a man's arms are attached to two horses which then are set to pull in opposite directions until his body is pulled apart.

'P*ss off' is said.

'B*stard' is said.

'F*ck' is said about five times.

'H*ll' is said.

'D*mn' is said.

'*ss' is said.

'B*tch' is said at least twice.

Men drink alcohol in a dining hall.

Drinking can be seen early on in the film

The many instances of fighting and killing are intense.

The movie has a very dark tone and the theme of a deadly plague is unsettling.

The theme of witchcraft may be disturbing for some viewers.

The film is pretty intense and may upset younger audiences.