A man makes out with a woman in the forest but there is nothing explicit and it is fairly brief.

A couple of sexually suggestive scenes, but no explicit nudity.

A man and a woman embrace. She is clearly naked, but the sensitive parts are hidden in shadows.

The woman is later seen in various stages of pre- and post-coital undress, with the naughty bits always carefully concealed. I one shot the woman is nude but no intimate parts are visible.

A woman complains that a man was too rough with his lovemaking, which included biting her lip. He explains that a trauma in his past makes it perfectly OK for him to abuse her as he pleases.

Young women are attacked in separate scenes throughout, although it is mostly offscreen.

A man pulls a sword on another man and forces him to bark and leave. No injuries.

A vampire is stabbed with a stake, hung, and almost burned with fire before he is impales with a cross and dies.

A man defeats several others during a sword fight. Brief and no gore.

Corpses decay quickly and appear very gruesome.

A sword fight ensues causing several wounds until two people are stabbed and killed.

It's a vampire movie: there is super-red blood trickling from lips and wounds.

Kronos is a swordsman and doesn't seem to have any trouble killing jerks in a pub or angry townspeople who think he's responsible for a murder.

None.

Wine is consumed. Brandy is offered as a medicinal gesture.

A man takes a sniff of snuff.

Kronos smokes cigars made of Chinese herbs; occasional smoking by others.

Two scenes in a tavern where several people are drinking.

It's a horror movie, so most of the entire picture is frightening, although compared to today's slasher films, it's relatively restrained.