Parents guide

There is no nudity, but trafficked victims are seen in low-cut dresses.

A male character threatens a woman with sexual advances, but nothing transpires.

The lead female character is seen fighting on a train. The dress she has on reveals cleavage.

It is implied that a person lost his reproductive organ in battle. Most kids will not get it.

Very strong violence for a PG-13 film.

After a canyon gunfight that produces a lot of bloody wounds, the killer cuts out the heart of a Ranger and eats it with his back to the camera (we see blood on the Rangers shoulders and his chest is not shown, although the eating of the heart is shown out of focus in the reflection of another man's eye). During which, a man vomits on screen. People with weak stomachs may want to look away. But the scene lasts about 30 seconds total.

A Comanche comes upon seven dead Ranger deputies covered in blood and a lot of sand.

A man hits another man in the head with a shovel.

A man is shot in the shoulder with an arrow.

Many men are shot dead with rifles and gatling guns. They are shown falling from their horses.

A man is stabbed in the chest with a cutlass (stab wound is out of frame)

A band of men fire guns on a ranch, while two women, a man and a boy fire back; one bandit kills a man outside in shadows and scalps him (we cannot see the cut or blood) when a Comanche and a Ranger ride up to help as two bandits burn down the barn; after a lot of gunfire, a beam falls on the head of two bandits, killing them and we see some blood; the house burns down and the women and boy are gone; the Comanche throws a knife into the chest of a bandit, killing him with a little blood shown.

A flashback shows a Comanche boy saving two white men from death in the desert and leading them to silver ore; we hear that the whites burned down his village and killed the people; we see charred teepees, dead bodies and some blood as the boy walks through the camp until he finds his pet raven dead in a puddle of water and we hear that his mind is broken as an adult; the boy paints stripes down his face with the bird's blood.

A man digs a gun out from under floorboards (we see that his fingers have been bloodied) and shoots two men (we see some blood).

Seven uses of "damn", 18 uses of "hell", and one use of "piss".

Two men in a train drink from beer bottles.

Several saloon scenes feature the bar filled with short glasses of various liquors that men drink.

A brothel bar is filled with beer bottles and men drink from them.

A horse drinks a bottle of beer from a case and then chews the glass (there's no blood.)

Men and women drink wine in several office and parlor scenes.

A few outlaws and deputies drink whiskey from small bottles while on horseback.

A man chain-drinks on a horse tossing each empty bottle onto the ground.

Men drink glasses of champagne at a railroad opening.

A kiosk sells alcohol-containing patent medicines.

There's a surprising amount of violence -- the film has a high body count and persistent references to cannibalism (including a scene of a man's heart being cut out and eaten, albeit partially in shadow).

Some of the scary scenes are interrupted by flash-forwards, relieving the intensity, but things still get tense.

A child holds a gun to a man who's threatening his mother's life.

Numerous characters are slaughtered in an intense battle scene.

Scenes featuring train derailments, fatal shootouts and explosions.