Killers of the Flower Moon: parents' guide

Frequent, bloody killings: shots to the head, a young mother shot on her lawn just after setting down her baby, a bombed house with remains and a severed hand, two beatings to death, and a skull sawed open in an autopsy. Corpses are shown often.

One to three f-words depending on the count, about six s-words, plus 'goddamn,' 'bastard,' 'bitch' and 'damn.' Racist language recurs, including a variant of the n-word and demeaning names for Osage people, especially women.

Heavy kissing between the married leads, with a hand on her clothed chest, and a bed scene implying sex, without nudity. Crude talk about sex and disease, unwanted advances on a maid, and a hand on a woman's bare thigh in a saloon.

Set during Prohibition, with constant drinking, moonshine and smoking. Two Osage characters drink heavily and are pushed toward dependence, and selling cocaine is mentioned. A wife's insulin is secretly laced with poison, and her husband sips some himself.

Dread builds across a long film as Osage people die one by one: grisly wounds and bodies, a child dying of illness, a dead dog, a Klan parade, a man who once tried suicide asking for a gun, and killings passed off as suicides.