Some female characters wear dresses with a great deal of cleavage.

About 1 hour 27 minutes, into the movie, a duplication of the first sex scene (lasting maybe three seconds). Man and woman are fully dressed.

Some mild sexual references.

The violence is Very gory; numerous bloody bodies.

A horsemen throws a stake through a chapel window, impales a man in the chest drags him to a fence and decapitates him (blood pours).

People go on a windmill where a horseman chases three people, tries to strike them hiding a rung of a ladder, the windmill is set on fire.

A horseman chases three on a carriage, he gets shot at then clotheslined by a branch and falls off with him clinging back.

The horsemen which is a human grabs a woman and kisses her with fangs turns out to be biting her in the lips (blood pours from her mouth).

A fortune teller suddenly leaps out at a man and knocks him to the floor, jumping on top of him, her shackles being the only thing preventing her from really tearing into her.

A man is stabbed in the shoulder and flipped backwards onto the ground.

A criminal with a beaten up face is tackled and hit in the back with a large stick and a man is thrown into a cellar jail pit screaming.

A man dissects a woman's stomach and sees a cut in her groin, touches it and blood sprays on a man (he has his apron full of blood)

A head falls into a basket and a headless body on the ground as she is beheaded (blood is shown on her face then she cuts the body).

A horsemen throws a jack o-lantern at a man that pursues him from his horse, it knocks him and it turns out to be a prankster.

A man throws a skull at the horseman as he is about to decapitate a girl. His head reforms with muscles, meat, skin and eyeballs attaches in CGI.

A man jumps onto a horseman as they're dragged behind it. He nearly stabs with his sword and the carriage crashes and lands on top of the horseman.

R violence type: blood, gore and graphic.

A man is stabbed in the leg and sliced in half into two with horsemen swords (gory but it is in a silhouette against a bright moon)

People arrive to a tree where they cut the tree causing blood to pour and then they find severed heads inside them starting to roll.

A man has a flashback where he opens a sarcophagus with his mom (blood splashes out and he sits on an armrest chair with spikes resulting in wounds)

While having sex with someone, a woman takes a knife and slices her own hand with it then smears blood on a man, we see the wound on her hand..

A horseman grabs hair from a boy who is hiding under a cellar where he hears a noise and decapitates him, stuffs his head in a sack (offscreen).

A man is shot several times in different scenes but survives. One time he is shot in the chest but a book covers the bullet wound.

A person shoots a man, then struggles with him, a boy joins in and hits that person over the head.

A woman cuts off a dead bat's head and then squeezes the body to get the blood out of it.

There is a small dead bird is tossed on a table. The dead crow's leg is sliced off and brewed into a potion to cast a spell.

A woman's face turns gray and corpse-like, a snake comes out from her mouth and her eyes shoot out from their sockets.

A man inspects headless bodies (blood and veins are visible inside neck stumps), he opens a neck stump with a bug crawling out of the tissue.

A man is bashed with a cross, the other man shoots him (blood pools).

At least 1 damn and 1 use each of "Oh my God" and "God" as exclamations.

There are no f words despite being rated R.

Hardly anything, only uses of 'damns' and 'hells'.

Some drinking of wine at a party.

A man drinks from a flask outside the morgue.

Likewise, the appearance of the horseman with and without his head (the "with" part includes views of him and his animal-like sharpened teeth) may be scary or unsettling to some viewers.

As music plays and occurring on a darkened night, a man in a horse-drawn carriage hears the sound of a sword being drawn from its sheath and then being used on his driver. We then see that the driver's head is gone and the man runs into an adjacent cornfield. He then looks around as he hears something behind him as well as the sword being drawn again. We then briefly see his head being cut off and blood splatters onto a jack-o-lantern.

As a man in the equivalent of a hunter's blind/lookout post awaits the horseman, the torches in front of him suddenly go out. We then hear a gunshot and then see the man running through the woods until he's beheaded by the horseman (and we then see a close-up of the severed head).

Crane has a flashback where he hears a voice calling his name from inside something resembling an upright sarcophagus. When he opens it, his mother's body falls from it (along with a lot of blood). This causes Crane to back up and have his hands land on a chair's armrests covered in sharp spikes (resulting in many bloody puncture wounds on his hands).

Cutting open a hole in a tree that bleeds blood, Crane and the others are suddenly surprised by the sight of many bloody, severed heads inside it.

The film is atmospheric and intense throughout. There are many discussions and depictions of death, betrayal, headless bodies and graphic decapitations. In spite of this, the movie also has a camp and darkly comedic undertone to it, so nothing in this movie should traumatise mature viewers.