One of sailors has several bloody lacerations scattered over his back and chest. Later we see him getting sewed up by some sort of first aid sailor. While he's being sewed up he jumps around and moves about the cabin speaking to other sailors and the sailor sewing him up has to quickly jump about as well and follow him to continue sewing or not pull out the thread

Mild namecalling, "fishkillers", "lubbers", "slubs", "devils"

"Bloody Hell" is used once, not referring to the location. "Bollocks" is used in frustration.

Ass is mentioned once, "Because he's an ass".

The use of 'bloody hell' and 'bolloxed it up'

Quite a bit of insults, and one mention of the a-word

1 use of ass, god, dumb, stupid and fool 2 uses of hell, bloody and coward

Men and women are shown drinking liquor from a bottle because "there may not be a tomorrow"

The main characters are depicted in a bar, including a little girl, and it seems like they're drinking beer; but nobody got drunk

A man appears to drown. We see his perspective.

When the ship is on rough seas, and when they see the beast; that may be intense for sensitive viewers