Brother (2012)

No sex, no nudity.

In the opening scene there are several shots of blood smeared on walls, blood puddles on the floor and a dead man. Later in the film, a teenager has his throat slit by the antagonist. The screen goes black before the actual slicing takes place but the aftermath is shown: a considerable amount of blood smeared on the wall, as well as the teen's dead body laying on the ground completely bloody. The antagonist later wipes the bloody knife on the corpse and then drags the body into a shed. Later in the film, one of the characters is shot in the chest, a white puff of smoke pertrudes from the impact of the bullet. As the victim attempts to crawl away, the antagonist fires a bullet into the man's head, killing him instantly and spraying a substantial amount of blood onto the floor. There are several shots afterwards that reveal the victim laying in a pool of blood. one of the main characters retreats to his home for saftey when he is gunned down from behind. Blood splatters onto the screen and there are two shots of his body laying in his blood. In the climax of the film, the protagonist shoots the antagonist, who fires back. Both hit each other, inflicting bloody wounds. There are several revealing shots of the villain's bloody wound. Later, the protagonist tackles the villain, chokes him, punches him causing him to spit out blood, and then proceeds to push his finger into the villain's wound. The antagonist hits the main character in the head with his pistol and both men struggle to get up. Later, the protagonist shoots the villain in the chest, and then in the head. Multiple bloody shots are revealed.

There is a substantial use of the "F" word in this film. Also, characters make sexual references throughout the movie.

A character pours whiskey for another character, but neither consume it. The same thing happens in the another scene. There are visual references of alcohol in the film but nothing is consumed.

A character's bullet wound is penetrated by another character's finger, causing blood to seep out.