One woman unbuttons another woman's shirt and cuts her bra open, although her breasts are not exposed. Only cleavage.

During the opening credits, the breasts of a naked woman painted in gold and sitting motionless are seen.

A likely non-Native American woman dances topless to Native American sounding music. The scene lasts several minutes with her breasts on display the whole time.

Another woman dances topless to seductive jazz music. Again, the scene last several minutes long.

In total, nine women dance around topless for extended periods of time.

Topless nudity throughout. The preponderance of screen time consists of women dancing in thongs topless, at medium to close distance; no sexual acts or genitals shown.

Two people are in a car accident but are not seriously injured.

Two people are grabbed from behind and dragged off.

A woman is hit from behind with a lash, but is not seriously injured.

One woman prepares to stab another woman but is stopped.

It is briefly described how a few women died, although nothing graphic.

"Undead" characters are turned into skeletons.

A man is hit on the back of the head and knocked out. No gore.

A scene where a characters turn into bones (camera cuts then returns to their remains).

H*ll is said.

D*mn is said.

None.

The film has a theme of death and undead people throughout. Some imagery such as skeletons and skulls are somewhat frightening.

Some viewers may find women being forced to dance topless so that others can watch them somewhat intense.

A woman is threatened to be killed with a knife, which may be frightening.