None.

A young boy tells another boy that a girl is pretty.

A young boy says he wants to see a tv characters tits to another boy.

Although not particularly graphic, members of the cast often appear with blood on their clothes after a killing.

A man stabs a woman to death. You only see her shadowed silhouette as he plunges the knife into her. Then we see blood spray all over the man's face as he stabs over and over and a sheet soaked with blood is shown.

2 young boys commit murder by hacking a person with an axe.

A man pulls a gun from a drawer, puts it to his head, and we then hear the gunshot (but don't see anything).

The father's next victim, a large man, turns when the father is ready to strike him and hits the father instead. Fenton then hits that man on the head, allowing the father to then hit him as well. We then see that they have this man bound and gagged down in their cellar.

A little boy drives an ax into a man's chest (fatally wounding him). His brother then runs up and kills a man with an ax (we don't see the impact).

We see a young man coming up behind another young man and then hear the impact of the first killing the second, but don't see it.

A man does something to hurt another man and then throws him down into a grave. He then raises an ax and apparently kills the man with it.

The father hits another victim on the head, but we don't see the impact. Later, we hear the impact of him hitting the man with an ax, but we don't see it (although his boys do).

We hear the impact of a man being hit with an ax and then see him fall down some stairs into a cellar. We then hear another impact of the ax.

6 "f" words (4 are muffled by a character with tape over his mouth), 1 "s" word, 2 slang terms for breasts ("t*ts"), 3 damns, 2 S.O.B.s, 3 uses of "G-damn" and 1 use each of "Jesus Christ" and "Oh my God" as exclamations.

Quite often alcohol consumption is shown along with cigarette smoking

Some elements of the plot could be sensitive to some viewers because of the religious context in which a large portion of the violence takes place.

The scenes of a deranged father thinking that he is killing demons may disturb some