A woman is portrayed as a prostitute who has had a relationship with one main character.

A fairly violent film for 1966.

A man is suddenly hit in the forehead with a hatchet and falls into a stream. Blood is shown running through the water.

A man is hit in the back with a spear.

A man is dragged into a campfire by another man riding a horse.

A man is stabbed during a barfight and a bloody knife blade is seen protuding from his body. The man then dies from his wound.

The aftermath of an Indian-Cavalry battle is depicted. Bodies, some bloody, are strewn inside of a roadhouse with the buzzing of flies very apparent.

Several men are killed by arrows and gunshots during a battle scene. One is dragged behind a horse.

A man is hit in the chest with an arrow that pierces a book he is holding.

A man is hit in both legs by a shotgun blast and the wounds are shown. It is apparent that the attack will cripple the victim. Some of the injured man's blood is wiped on the jacket of another man in an intimidating manner.

A man is shot point blank in the chest while standing at a bar. Blood is not shown, but the violent killing is sudden.

A man emerges from a burning room with his clothes on fire. He screams in agony and is then shot dead.

A man is shot several times and collapses.

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The lush's incessant drinking is more amusing than problematic.

One character is an alcoholic who constantly drinks during the film.

In one scene there are two shootings depicted in a sadistic manner. After a victim is shot in the legs and badly injured, one man laughs and says "That's real good, boy. He'll be walking with sticks for years."