None, but some sexual references.

A man is seen in his boxers.

We hear a woman speaking about "frontal nudity" and "back nudity".

We hear a man asking a woman if "the aliens only abducted her or also abused her".

A journalist speaks about publishing articles about sexual and devious topics.

Some fairly strong violence and gore scenes throughout the whole film.

Many dead bodies are shown ripped up and bloodied. Big gaping holes in their necks and slash marks on their bodies.

We see a dead man with his neck ripped open and his head almost severed (graphic).

A man is found dead and beheaded.

Many people are slaughtered brutally; a man hits them with an axe (his clothes and the floor are drenched with blood). We see corpses all around and a decapitated head.

A man has his face scratched by the vampire, we see the deep and bloody cuts as well as blood dripping down.

A man is seen being attacked by the vampire, we see his bloody hands on a window as he begs for help.

A dead woman is seen in a bathtub with a plastic bag on her head (she committed suicide).

A man is shot to death.

We see articles about grisly murders: a mother killing his child and putting him in a freezer, a man eating another man, a man killing a woman, etc.

Photographs of dead people are seen.

About 30 uses of "Fuck".

Many other profanities (Shit, Bitch, Bastard, Damn, Oh My God).

A man smokes and drinks a lot.

In a bar scene many people are seen drinking and smoking.

We hear a man saying "a 14 years-old girl should never use heroin".

Some scenes can be scary, such as the vampire itself, who has a grotesque monstrous face.

The scenes depicting dead bodies can be intense to watch for some viewers.

The scene showing living dead people, similar to zombies, might frighten children.

A journalist says "who cares about a dying woman with AIDS"; this might upset some people.

The ending is rather intense and surprising.