Rise Of The Footsoldier: Vengeance

People are repeatedly shot, stabbed, brutally beaten and strangled. Some of these scenes feature sadistic elements, whilst others include the use of improvised weapons, including a crowbar. Several of these scenes also include blood spurts and blood in the aftermath.

There are several scenes in which people are threatened by guns and knives. In a prolonged scene, a woman is trapped inside a car which is filled with gas before this is ignited so that she perishes in an explosion.

The film contains very strong language ('c**t'), in some cases accompanied by scenes of strong and brutal violence and aggression. There is also strong language ('f**k'), and milder terms (for example, 'prick', 'wanker', 'bitch', 'shit', 'piss', 'bollocks', 'bloody', 'arse', 'balls', 'Jesus, Christ, 'hell').

Scenes set in a strip club include sexualised dancing by women in various states of undress, although there is no strong nudity.

There is homophobic language ('fairy, 'poof'), and a young man describes himself as 'queer'. However, discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

There are verbal references to drug-dealing, as well as scenes featuring ecstasy pills and drug packages. In one scene, a man describes drugs he took as "the best bit of coke I ever had". However, drug-dealing results in men getting killed by rival criminals; so, accordingly, drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

A man briefly sexual harasses a woman in a club; however, she rapidly rejects his advances both verbally and physically.

The film contains several scenes featuring heavily cut and bloodstained victims of violence, including corpses displaying emphasised wound detail and injury.

There are scenes in which adults consume alcohol and smoke cigarettes.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

People are repeatedly shot, stabbed, brutally beaten and strangled. Some of these scenes feature sadistic elements, whilst others include the use of improvised weapons, including a crowbar. Several of these scenes also include blood spurts and blood in the aftermath.

There are several scenes in which people are threatened by guns and knives. In a prolonged scene, a woman is trapped inside a car which is filled with gas before this is ignited so that she perishes in an explosion.

The film contains very strong language ('c**t'), in some cases accompanied by scenes of strong and brutal violence and aggression. There is also strong language ('f**k'), and milder terms (for example, 'prick', 'wanker', 'bitch', 'shit', 'piss', 'bollocks', 'bloody', 'arse', 'balls', 'Jesus, Christ, 'hell').

Scenes set in a strip club include sexualised dancing by women in various states of undress, although there is no strong nudity.

There is homophobic language ('fairy, 'poof'), and a young man describes himself as 'queer'. However, discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

There are verbal references to drug-dealing, as well as scenes featuring ecstasy pills and drug packages. In one scene, a man describes drugs he took as "the best bit of coke I ever had". However, drug-dealing results in men getting killed by rival criminals; so, accordingly, drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

A man briefly sexual harasses a woman in a club; however, she rapidly rejects his advances both verbally and physically.

The film contains several scenes featuring heavily cut and bloodstained victims of violence, including corpses displaying emphasised wound detail and injury.

There are scenes in which adults consume alcohol and smoke cigarettes.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.