Brief male rear during a bathing scene.

Full frontal & back female nudity in a transparent dress for a photoshoot.

Shootings, bones breaking, limbs being broken.

Gunshot wounds are shown in graphic detail.

A man falls a great distance to his death. The impact is shown and the back of the man's head has exploded.

A wolf attacks someone and their tendons and muscles are seen.

A man's jaw is ripped off by the creature.

A pack of wolves are brutally manhandled and dispatched by a man. One has its neck broken and twisted, another is thrown into a fireplace, and another has the top of its head ripped off along with some of the skin of its back (its exposed tongue is shown briefly). The animals are CGI but the scene still could be uncomfortable for animal lovers.

Most of the violence appears in the second half.

The creature has an incredible regenerative element, so wounds are shown in gory detail as they heal.

When violence occurs in this film it is bloody, brutal and very graphic.

Animals are seen with exposed organs and animal attack scenes are viciously graphic with chunks of skin exposed and bloody impact details.

Victor dismembers and saws bodies into pieces. He then connects different body parts from different bodies, thus creating Frankenstein's monster. Gory and graphic scene.

Alcohol and tobacco use.

The experimentation with animals and humans could be upsetting to sensitive younger viewers.

The creature is physically and emotionally tortured which could upset sensitive viewers.

The various experiments using human body parts, which are scattered around the lab, could upset sensitive viewers.

A man shockingly falls to his death. This will be surprising to most viewers and it shows the impact involving the splattering of the brain and aftermath.