A man kisses a woman, who then tells him she is a married woman.

A woman tells a man she loves him, and then he kisses her.

Some Indian men wear traditional clothing that is quite revealing including their tortillas and much of their legs. Not meant to be sexual.

Surrounded by a large group of Apache men, one grabs a white woman and handles her roughly. The woman's boy then points a gun at them and fires at one of the men, but no one is injured. The boy and the man then struggle but they are stopped. The chief then cuts his and the boys thumb, rubs hem together, and says they are blood brothers. Minor blood.

The climactic battle between the Army and the Apache is long and many people die.

A few scenes that shows battles between the cavalry and the Indian.

A kid shoots a pistol at an Indian and misses.

An entire Indian tribe ambushes and captures Hondo. Hondo guns down some of them before he's caught.

Hondo and an indian have a knife fight.

While washing by the stream, Hondo is attacked by two men who try to kill him. He shoots and kills one.

In a saloon, Hondo gets into a brief fist fight.

Hell is said at least once. A possible use of the f-word. Indian is used often throughout.

A scene takes place in a saloon where men are drinking.

Some very brief drinking.

The sudden arrival of Apache to the ranch is meant to be somewhat frightening.

The final battle is very intense.

The brief torture is difficult to watch.

Some maybe frightened when a young boy is thrown into a pond after saying he cannot swim.