A man is implied to be a gigolo. He is also seen shirtless in one scene.

A man is accused of being a "sweaty pervert" (a young hippie is seen in her panties during this scene).

A girl unbuttons her top while a guard watches. This creates a diversion as the girl's boyfriend is able to knock out the guard.

A man makes a sexual comment about getting his pants off; his ex-wife calls him crude.

there is implied sex between some of the characters (no nudity)

A man is shown falling from a travelling train, and then shown sprawled dead on a mountain-side.

A man is blown up (graphically depicted) after exposing a naked flame in escaping gas.

A man is impaled by a steel girder

A dog foams at the mouth and has dripping eyes.

A woman's close-up face, covered in blood, is briefly seen on-screen as a train crashes.

An elderly man implies that his wife and two daughters died in a concentration camp.

the plague victims have lesions of some kind on their bodies (slightly gross-looking)

people get shot (very little blood)

some people are bloody after a train wreck (little blood)

At least three uses of "pervert".

One usage of "retarded" (in the clinical sense, not intended as a slur).

Multiple uses of "goddamn", "god", "Jesus Christ", "hell" and "damn it".

A major supporting character is a heroin addict and drug dealer.

A bottle of cheap wine is used to ignite a propane explosion.

A few characters drink and smoke.

There are some brief references to the Holocaust; younger viewers will probably not pick up on this.

Several major characters die or are severely injured, which may upset some viewers.

there are several intense thrilling situations