Parents guide

A man says that he is bisexual...2 instances where he unzips his pants to men.

Nothing particularly NSFW.

Frequent strong and bloody violence includes stabbings, knife slashings, limb severings, hangings, beatings and shootings.

In a relentless sequence, a number of women and children are brutally and sadistically murdered.

During a darkly lit sequence, a man violently kills several dogs who are attacking him; however, no real animal cruelty appears to take place.

Violence results in extensive moments of bloodshed and gory detail, such as severed limbs, a bitten off ear, and distressing sight of a child's heavily beaten face.

A man plunges his hand into another's chest and removes his heart.

There's a scene where one of the antagonists got attacked with bomb. While he's moving, the aftermath is extremely gory as his lower part got mutilated in extremely graphic manner.

A man got thrown in acid offscreen.

Most of violence in this movie is stylistically over the top, except the house invasion scene.

A man's ear is bitten off.

Marco pierces a knife inside another man's mouth. Marco then uses the knife while it is still lodged inside the man's mouth to cut a rope used to cuff Marco's hand.

Use of strong language ('f**k', 'motherf**ker') is accompanied by milder terms including 'bitch', 'slut', 'bastard' and 'shit'.

References are made to drug cartels and deals.

Marco smokes all the time. 90% of his scenes contain him smoking.

Scenes of sustained strong threat occur and are directed at children and women.

Possibly the most violent action movie in recent years. If the MPAA would rate this movie, it will be R for sequences of strong graphic bloody violence and gore throughout, grisly images, language and drug use. It's even more violent than other brutal films such as Kill,Animal,The Raid,Leo,Headshot and other violent and goriest brutal films.

The house invasion scene may be disturbing to viewers as it involves violence against women and children.