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Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- The lead female character wears skimpy clothing throughout the film. Her nipples are accentuated through her clothing.
- Women are shown kissing and "feeling up" each other.
- Female statues are shown topless. We can see their breasts.
- We see a mostly naked girl tied up. Nothing is shown.
Violence & Gore
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- A man is shown sliced in the stomach by a sword. We only see blood. We then see his arm get sliced off. Again, we only see blood.
- A teenage boy's head is cut off by a sword. We only see blood.
- A man is shot in the forehead with an arrow. We only see blood.
- A man's chest expands and then a hole appears releasing spirits. No blood or gore.
- Satan (Lucifer) appears out of a man's chest. No blood or gore.
- Dead bodies are shown on spears, blood is shown.
- A girl is shown burning at the stake. We see her skin burn, bubble, and melt.
- A girl is tied up and whipped. We see blood on her back.
- A girl is thrown through a window and lands in a river.
- A girl is attacked by dogs. She beats them with a bone and magic.
- A man is shot in the chest by magical energy beams.
- Demons are shot with arrows. We see blood.
- A demon is choked by magic and then stabbed in the hand.
- A girl is in an Iron Maiden. It's closed on her and we see blood pouring out of it and her wounds.
- A hand gets stepped on a crunched. We see blood.
- A demon get sliced in half. We see blood.
- A woman is slapped.
- A demon is stabbed in the shoulder and stomach. He's then impaled and decapitated. His body and head is shown later. Blood is shown.
- A man's skin is mutated and he's decapitated.
- Demons are shown being killed in various ways. Most show blood.
Profanity
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- "Hell" is used as a proper name.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The whole movie deals with good vs. evil, Heaven vs. Hell, God vs. Satan, and dark magic.
