No graphic nudity or sex scenes. A woman's breast cleavage is shown.

Some neck and breast kissing by the Colonel in one scene and a neck licking in another scene. In the end of the scene he pen's up her frock and her panties are visible.

The bearded woman shows a great deal of cleavage every time she is seen.

Lynne and Yang kiss

A lot of killings, bloodshed is there since he's using a sword.

Most of the violence is in a slow motion, stylized, Asian film making, 'artful' view.

3 men are grabbed in their groins by 8-Ball, a short person, who wears gloves with spike type nails sticking out of them, great pain is seen on their faces.

Implied, attempted rape of a young girl, interrupted. (Read into what the man wants to do with her.)

Another attempted rape of a young woman, interrupted. (Not graphic but could be disturbing to young viewers knowing what is about to happen to her).

Ronald is choked by a whip swung by the Colonel and dragged out of town by a horse.

Several men are set on fire.

Knife throwing at live people and hand to hand combat with knives and swords.

Pistol, rifle, shotgun and mini-gun shooting complete with bullet holes, blood, and flying pieces of flesh.

Dynamite explosions with flying body parts.

Men fall to their deaths from high places.

Slashings, stabbings, beheadings, amputations, headshots, chest shots, blunt object attacks, blood sprays, rivers of blood, pools of blood. Did I mention the blood?

A married couple is executed in front of their children.

There is a "war" scene that consists of The Colonel and his men vs. the town folk and circus people where there is a tremendous amount of violence, brutality, bloodshed, decapitations etc. Yang also fights his enemies in this intensely exchange. A man loses 2 arms to samurai sword wielding and a machine gun does a Hollywood number by killing many men all by itself ! The violence is extreme, pervasive

A few GDs and some other mild swearing.

Few scenes of men drinking.

There is a private war of sorts between the Colonel and his men and the town/circus folk. Pervasive violence and bloodshed throughout.