The Pope's Exorcist

Scenes of violence include people being thrown into walls and furniture, choked and bitten by demonically-possessed people. In a flashback to wartime, a number of people are shot, resulting in bloody impact wounds. A person explodes when touched by a sacred object, and there are verbal references to torture and religious persecution.

There are prolonged scenes of supernatural threat in which people are possessed by demons, speaking in voices not their own, showing body deformities caused by the possession, and affecting objects and the mental states of people around them. There are regular jump scares.

There is infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t') and occasional strong language ('f**k'), including sexualised uses. Milder terms include 'shit', 'whore', 'bitch', 'God', and use of middle finger gestures.

A child, possessed by a demon, taunts people with strong, crude sex references, including about their sex lives and improprieties.

There are verbal references to a young woman having been subjected to abuse. A demonically possessed child threatens to rape an adult man. In one sequence, the possessed child grabs his mother's breast and admonishes her for not breast feeding him as a baby.

A woman who has been the victim of abuse and has perceived mental health issues takes her own life. A man attempts to take his own life to banish a demon, but is stopped due to supernatural sources.

There are images of injuries and dead bodies, some of which are bloody. There are also scenes in which animals are killed, but no real animals appear to have been harmed in making these scenes.

There is breast nudity in a sexual context.

There are references to bereavement and ensuing mental health effects on children, as well as sequences involving supposed possessions that are subsequently explained as mental health issues.

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

Scenes of violence include people being thrown into walls and furniture, choked and bitten by demonically-possessed people. In a flashback to wartime, a number of people are shot, resulting in bloody impact wounds. A person explodes when touched by a sacred object, and there are verbal references to torture and religious persecution.

There are prolonged scenes of supernatural threat in which people are possessed by demons, speaking in voices not their own, showing body deformities caused by the possession, and affecting objects and the mental states of people around them. There are regular jump scares.

There is infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t') and occasional strong language ('f**k'), including sexualised uses. Milder terms include 'shit', 'whore', 'bitch', 'God', and use of middle finger gestures.

A child, possessed by a demon, taunts people with strong, crude sex references, including about their sex lives and improprieties.

There are verbal references to a young woman having been subjected to abuse. A demonically possessed child threatens to rape an adult man. In one sequence, the possessed child grabs his mother's breast and admonishes her for not breast feeding him as a baby.

A woman who has been the victim of abuse and has perceived mental health issues takes her own life. A man attempts to take his own life to banish a demon, but is stopped due to supernatural sources.

There are images of injuries and dead bodies, some of which are bloody. There are also scenes in which animals are killed, but no real animals appear to have been harmed in making these scenes.

There is breast nudity in a sexual context.

There are references to bereavement and ensuing mental health effects on children, as well as sequences involving supposed possessions that are subsequently explained as mental health issues.

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