The Crow

There are prolonged and sustained scenes of strong violence involving bloody stabbings, fistfights, decapitations and shootings. A vengeful heroic character fatally bludgeons a man using the end of a shotgun and plunges a blade into another person’s mouth, resulting in gory aftermath detail.

A villainous man issues dangerous commands to characters using a distorted voice, leading them to enter a supernaturally-induced trance and to cause harm to themselves or others.

Strong language ('f**k') accompanies moderate ('whore') and milder terms such as 'shit', 'bullshit' and 'Jesus'.

A scene of strong sex features thrusting detail and sexualised male buttock nudity.

Infrequent scenes of drug misuse include pill taking and joint smoking. Visual and verbal references are made to a fatal drug overdose. Police officers arrest a character after discovering a bag of white powder inside their handbag. Drug misuse is not condoned by the film as a whole.

Characters under the influence of supernatural possession take their own lives, with accompanying bloody detail. There are also visual and verbal references to suicide.

A wounded character with the ability to fantastically regenerate pushes his intestines back into his body. There is also sight of blood-stained severed heads, of severed limbs and of pools of bloody viscera. A boy cuts his hands during an attempt to remove a length of barbed wire embedded in a horse's body, however, no real animal cruelty takes place.

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