Sneed (Robert Fuller) and Leona (BarBara Luna) kiss and make out of couple of times. Wayne (Guy Stockwell) and Martha (Judy Jordan) kiss and make out a little. Everyone stays fully clothed.

More detail in the depiction of violence, including slo-mo, than in most oaters from the '50s & '60s, illustrating the growing influence of Sam Peckinpah and the Spaghetti Westerns on the genre.

A shoot-out between the military and the guys who have stolen the gatling gun injures one. Another is killed when he is shot and the explosives he is holding explode.

At least seven shoot outs between the Apaches and military, with several men pierced by arrows, many on both sides killed by gun fire. A couple of times bombs, made of empty cans of beans and gunpowder, are lit and lobbed at the Apaches, creating deadly explosions. The gatling gun is used on the Apaches a couple of times.

Leona pulls a knife on Sneed, and he hits her.

Jim (Patrick Wayne) and Wayne start to fight.

The military comes upon a scene of dead soldiers, killed by the Apaches.

Runner (Woody Strode) knocks out Two-Knife (Carlos Rivas)

Several damns and hells.

A couple of times several of the soldiers smoke cigars.