It is implied that a woman was raped by her husband and as a result became pregnant due to his frequently abusing her.

Nudity: None

There are discussions between women concerning masturbation and vaginas.

A man knocks a petite woman unconscious with the barrel of a shotgun.

A woman and a man engage in a vicious brawl.

A detective threatens a woman as he believes she and a friend of hers murdered a man.

A woman gets angry and gets revenge on two woman by ramming their (empty) car numerous times; this is played for comedy.

A woman makes remarks that she would like to "machine-gun the genitals" of sexual predators; this is played for comedy.

A man is killed by a blow to the head. No blood is shown.

A rude kid deliberately bumps into a woman, then uses offensive language that makes her cry.

A woman tells her husband, "If I was going to kill you, I'd use my hands."

A man beats up a pregnant woman and throws her downstairs.

Two people are hit by trains at different points of the movie, one of whom dies.

The KKK beat up a black man while they are holding torches.

It's (implied) a woman's husband abused her. We see her with a black eye.

A main character frequently cusses people out.

4 uses of shit ,bastard and hell 8 uses of damn 3 with god 2 uses of bitch 1 with son of a, n- word and vagina 1 use of screw and oh my lord

Infrequent strong language is used.

Persons of color are referred to as "niggers" and "coloreds".

GD is used about 3 times

"Shit" and "Bastard" are both used about 4+ times

A main character is frequently shown consuming alcohol, and frequently smoking cigarettes and cigars.

A man is presumably an alcoholic.

Drugs: only prescribed medication

A man is an alcoholic and shakes when he has nothing to drink. A woman offers him a bottle of alcohol to calm him.

There are numerous scenes of drinking. In one such scene, two adults are obviously very intoxicated.

Characters are shown smoking.

The KKK threaten multiple African-Americans.

There are 2 scenes in which a train accident changes the lives of people.