The Carpenter's Son

Strong violence includes eye-gouging, stabbing, heavy blows and attempted drowning, some of which is perpetrated by, or enacted upon, a supernatural entity in the form of a child. A person’s arm is snapped, resulting in gory injury detail, and a possessed character bites flesh out of another person’s cheek. A scene shows babies being torn from their mothers' arms and thrown into a fire; however, the killing of infants is depicted with minimal visual detail. There are also scenes in which man behaves in an aggressive manner towards his wife and teenage son, and repeatedly locks the boy in a shed as punishment for perceived sin.

People are menaced by a malevolent supernatural entity and subjected to disturbing visions, resulting in strong and sustained scenes of horror. Various characters are possessed by demons, distorting their voices and making their bodies swell or contort in an unnatural manner. There are also several scenes in which people are shown suffering and dying during execution by crucifixion or exposure.

A scene contains mild references to adultery.

There are scenes of historical discrimination against people who are suffering from leprosy.

Grisly injury detail includes corpses with bloody wounds, and sight of bloodied and injured victims who have been crucified or chained up in the sun to die.

Upsetting scenes depict people in pain and distress.

Strong violence includes eye-gouging, stabbing, heavy blows and attempted drowning, some of which is perpetrated by, or enacted upon, a supernatural entity in the form of a child. A person’s arm is snapped, resulting in gory injury detail, and a possessed character bites flesh out of another person’s cheek. A scene shows babies being torn from their mothers' arms and thrown into a fire; however, the killing of infants is depicted with minimal visual detail. There are also scenes in which man behaves in an aggressive manner towards his wife and teenage son, and repeatedly locks the boy in a shed as punishment for perceived sin.

People are menaced by a malevolent supernatural entity and subjected to disturbing visions, resulting in strong and sustained scenes of horror. Various characters are possessed by demons, distorting their voices and making their bodies swell or contort in an unnatural manner. There are also several scenes in which people are shown suffering and dying during execution by crucifixion or exposure.

A scene contains mild references to adultery.

There are scenes of historical discrimination against people who are suffering from leprosy.

Grisly injury detail includes corpses with bloody wounds, and sight of bloodied and injured victims who have been crucified or chained up in the sun to die.

Upsetting scenes depict people in pain and distress.