Crucified

Parents need to know that Crucified is an incredibly gory Italian post-apocalyptic horror with scenes of extreme violence, including crucifixions. A group of male and female fugitives must escape not only a ruthless killing squad, but also avoid evil supernatural powers. Much of the frequent and graphic violence is inflicted by men on women. Female victims are choked, impaled, and nailed to crosses while still alive. One character has their heart ripped from their chest. There is an empowering female lead in Bionda (Cinzia Monreale), who is stronger than anybody else, and other characters do display positive traits such such as courage and teamwork. But there is an undeniable fetishism for violence against women that is hard to look past. Gunshots are fired and there are also deaths by supernatural forces. The death-toll is high, and there is much blood to be seen, often seeping out of the mouth of a murdered victim. One character is seen cutting her own arm in one sequence. There are no sexual references, nor nudity, and the language is tame, bar one use of the word "bastard." The movie was previously known as Everybloody's End.