Some sex references.

A brief scene depicting vigorous sexual activity which includes loud moaning.

When Emanuelle meets the minister of propaganda and his (interpreter) it cuts to her (the interpreter) being loudly taken from behind.

Inside a jail cell, two German soldiers are shot by machine guns. Another German is shot offscreen. One has his throat slit. A small but if blood spills out,and there is some gruesome noises.

Several German soldiers are shot up inside a car by machine guns, holes appear in the windshield.

A dead German soldier is scalped in the background. But not nearly as graphic as it sounds.

A man is shot multiple times, with blood spray.

A majority of the movie doesn't contain violence, but when the violence happens it is a little bloody.

Strong violence occasionally.

Gory at times but mostly just heavy amounts of blood.

Dead Men are graphically scalped, and others are seen having been scalped.

There is some war violence, with guns and knives. It's not as unflinching and disturbing as something like Saving Private Ryan or Schindler's List; the violence has a sense of irony and comedy. As a result, it's not too bloody or over the top.

An entire Jewish family is implied to be shot.

Several dead men are scalped by other men wielding large knives. These images are short and in the background of a dialogue scene.

A man beats a German soldier to death with a baseball bat. We see this from a distance, and there is quick editing. Afterwards, another German soldier is fatally shot in the back while trying to escape.

There is a brief scene where a German man is stabbed. Not very bloody.

A shootout occurs in a bar. This is the most violent scene in the film, but it's not too bad. No gore and some blood.

A woman is shot in the leg in the bar shootout, but survives.

A woman shoots a man in the back several times.

20 uses of the F-word. 16 spoken in English. 4 written in subtitles.

Moderate profanity throughout

Throughout the film, the racial slur "Negro" is used in multiple different languages (however, they are subtitled)

The least amount of profanity in any Tarantino joint.

Drinking and smoking throughout. Tobacco use indicates the time period. One scene in a bar where characters are drunk.

A man snorts a white powder from a tin.

Landa is an extremely smart and unnerving character.

There is war violence in the film, but not over the top.

Colonel Landa may be funny or frightening for some, depending on the viewer. The atitudes taken by the Basterds (like scalping or the swastika in the forehead) can be seen as intense and horrible, but it has a comedic tone.