Newlywed man enters his wife's bedroom. She helps him undress and pauses to take him in. She asks if he's a virgin; he replies he's killed 15 men. She then places him on the bed and lays on top, kissing. No nudity. Sex is implied.

A man enters a saloon, women show cleavage but nothing explicit. A woman asks a man if he's ever "Bedded a woman" they stare at each other for a couple of seconds then start to passionately kiss. Then the scene ends.

In the winter shelter, in playful banter, man refers to a female visitor as a mule. She retorts by lifting her skirt to him to demonstrate she is more attractive than a mule. He pushes her backwards and kisses her passionately but nothing further. The man later arranges with his companions to be alone when she next visits, but they are all interrupted and enter to find the couple partially undressed. They dress, and the men rush off. No nudity.

Many instances of people getting shot with lots of blood.

A freed slave talks about his life in bondage. He describes a whipping he got for accidentally dropping his cotton bag. He then pulls up his shirt and you see many, many, many, lashes on his back and stomach.

A man is shot in the cheek and another in the throat, also, a person's finger is shot off.

The violence in this movie is bloody and sometimes graphic.

A man is shot in the arm, bone, blood, and flesh are exposed briefly.

Lots of racist and derogative comments are made about african americans. The non-PC n-word is used often, but it is in context; people actually spoke like that in those days (1860s). The s-word is used 7 or 8 times.

People drink in saloons and smoke cigars.

The racism in this movie is pretty harsh and only reminds people about how badly black people were treated.

There is an amputation scene about halfway through the film. The cutting is not actually shown but the man is obviously in pain and struggles while he is held down.