There's a scene in a strip club and one of the women has bare breasts while the rest are in skimpy outfits.

Two women kiss and one gropes the other's exposed breast.

It is presumed two main characters have sex.

Frequent bizarre and graphic sexual dialogue (According to the Australian board, they are of moderate impact, but are strong enough to warrant flagging in the consumer advice).

A woman's bare breasts (including nipple) are visible below the waterline in a swimming pool.

A man and a woman wearing a sports bra and panties talk about wanting to have sex with each other while their friends are in the room watching them. The man leans back in his chair and the woman lies on top of him in a sexual position. They are interrupted before anything can happen. No nudity.

A woman shoots a man's head with a sniper through a window. Blood sprays on the food menu at the walls and you can see parts of his brain sticking out.

Strong bloody violence and grisly images.

This could be one of the goriest non-horror action movies out there.

A man riding a car crashes into a flatbed tow truck, decapitating him, (we don't see the body but we see lots of blood on the road).

During a car chase, a woman shoots an innocent driver (blood splatters on the window).

A man is shot several times in the chest, and neck (we see blood squirt everywhere).

At a forest cabin, a trip wire sends an unseen small weapon through a man's buttocks and back and he falls dead (there's no blood) while three other men with rifles search for a man and kill him in the kitchen with loud gunfire; blood flows across the floor and splatters wooden cabinets and a man and a woman discover the body, covered in one-dollar bills.

A DEA team breaks into a party in a large house and shoots members of a drug cartel with much loud gunfire and blood and many deaths.

Three male corpses are caught by fishermen, all wrapped tightly in chicken wire; the bodies are brown and shriveled when shown on autopsy tables and we hear that they have been dead for at least a week.

We see a man get decapitated alive by the cartel on video (very graphic and disturbing).

We see a woman in the trunk of a car all injured after a crash. She tries to shoot a man but the man shoots her in the chest.

A DEA team raids an urban apartment building of four units, pointing rifles at two families with children, and stopping short of shooting a little girl in a doorway; in two other apartments they shoot drug dealers in the face and body, splashing blood on floors, a shower curtain and walls; one criminal holds a woman hostage, but a DEA agent shoots him in the head.

A woman is tortured, beaten, and finally executed with a shot to the face. Blood splatters. She is then cut up and mailed to her husband piece by piece, though this is only discussed and not shown on screen.

Many bloody shootouts.

A man is shown graphically nailed to the ceiling with organs showing.

A man is in an Recreational Vehicle when it is run over by a speeding train. His burned corpse is shown, as well as various charred organs and body parts all over.

Men are shot in the head with graphic bullet entry and spray shown.

An innocent biker is run over by a speeding car and his blood is spread across the windshield.

A man is stabbed in the neck and blood is shown pouring out and is extremely graphic. He is then tied up and stuck in a refrigerator.

Over 220 F words.

222 uses the f-word 47 uses of sh-t 12 uses of b-tch 20 uses of a-s 4 uses of d-mn 7 uses of the G-D-word 3 uses of p-ssy 2 uses of b-stard.

Profanity is frequent in the film.

3 uses of the word 'cunt'.

52 uses of the word 'shit'.

Constant profanity and sexual dialogue including explicit descriptions of sex acts.

Various crude jokes and adult humour also.

Arnold's character almost always smoking a big cigar.

A character is implied to be 'high'.

Liquid meth is also seen and used briefly.

Characters snort cocaine, drink heavily, and smoke cigars.

One character briefly smokes a cigarette.

The bloodiest non-horror movie that stars Arnold Schwarzenegger.

This film has some extremely graphic scenes of violence in it.