In one scene a few people are swimming in a lake. One man is seen from behind, stripping naked and diving in.

Not constant but quite brutal violence. A man stamps on the head of an opponent in a fight, a character is hit in the face with an arrow that pierces both cheeks, a captured foe is tortured by having fingers thrust into a stab wound, and by a firm of waterboarding. Effects are quite basic, particularly supposedly ulcerated leg wounds. Blood flies liberally in some scenes.

Infrequent but strong. The word 'cunt' is used in combination with other words to form insults in a few scenes, repeated several times in one but this has a slightly comedic effect.

Early Christianity is a theme, and there is some Frank discussion of the subject. If you find that more offensive than using cunt as an insult, approach with caution. 'White Christ' is used both as a reference to a person and as an exclamation of surprise, and there is discussion of brutality by missionaries.

Some characters drink beer. One character is referred to as a drunkard. Not a major theme, however. One character mixes and drinks a herbal potion and enters a convulsive trance-like state. Another uses herbs to treat wounds.

It is a horror film. Although mainly atmospheric, it has scenes that are intended to shock and horrify. No character emerges untainted from a harrowing tale. The undead characters are made more frightening by being viewed only in fast-edit scenes, glimpsed in half-light, or only partially seen. Some frightening scenes are in confined spaces and poor lighting. The overall atmosphere is oppressive and invites vague, undefined anxiety.