There are two fairly mild scenes that will not be an issue for most.

There is a woman seen in bed wearing a shirt with thin straps. For most this will not be an issue.

There is a scene where a man is connecting with a memory from childhood that he had blocked out. In this flashback he is remembering that he saw a young girl being attacked in a shack beside the train tracks. We are aware that the girl has been or is being raped, but we only see a quick glimpse of her face as she hits the window to get his attention. We then see a man grab her away from the window and then soon after carry her lifeless body out of the shack. We do not see any nudity or any of the actual rape.

A girl is raped and then murdered by a man. We do not see the rape, but we do see her fear as she tries to escape his grasp.

A girl is hit by a vehicle and killed, but we do not see much. We hear it more than see it.

A man hits a cop to knock her out. Two men fight to gain control of a gun and it ends with one hitting the other in the head with a wrench.

6 F words, all spewed out by a minor character in a fit of rage in a single scene.

2 uses of "Jesus Christ" in a non-religious sense.

Some uses of "Shit"

Some drinking. A kid smokes some marijuana and offers it to his friend.

A girl is hit by a vehicle and killed, but we do not see much. Her death is replayed multiple times, but I do not recall it being too graphic.

In this movie a man is being haunted to bring closure to spirits, so it does have quite a few scenes that may be somewhat scary for some.

We do see a derailment of a passenger train and see some of the passengers bodies, but it is not too graphic for most.

A girl is raped and then murdered by a man. We do not see the rape, but we do see her fear as she tries to escape his grasp.

A car stops on the train tracks and will not start. Passengers try to get out of the car as a train approaches. One passenger gets out of the car and is knocked out of the way of a moving train, just before the train hits the car killing another passenger.