A Fistful of Fingers (1995)

It's implied that Walter (the man with no name) and Easy (his horse) have slept together.

There is a mild sex joke about a trouser snake.

Walter is briefly shown fully nude. His genitalia is covered by his hands, but his bottom is shown.

Most of the violent scenes feature mildly graphic violence (bloody gun wounds) and four scenes have graphic violence. All of the violence is meant to be humorous.

Two bandits shoot a man in the head. Walter then shoots the bandits.

The animated opening credits feature stylized violence.

Walter punches a drunk gun.

An explosion killing one person. (fairly graphic with body parts)

Squint shoots a man to steal his horse.

A gun battle between Walter and Squint.

Walter pushes a man against a wall.

Running Sore kills a cat (offscreen) for it's fur.

A fight between Walter/Running Sore and a path keeper. Two hunters later kill the path keeper, who are in turn later killed by Walter.

During the O-OK advertisement, a baddie accidentally shoots himself, another baddie shoots a man for sport, and a juggler is shot.

During an animated flashback, one rival tribe is shown massacring another. (quite bloody)

A corpse is shown hanging as a warning.

A long (mostly) gun fight between the goodies and the baddies. One scene is graphic: Running Sore cuts off a man's hand which squirts blood.

Squint kills Butch and Cassidy.

A final gun battle between Walter and Squint.

Walter kills the hidden camera host.

There is some profanity and a few insults.

Insults: "bastard" (1 instance) "boy" (1) "buster" (1) "hicks" (1) "paleface" (1) "sons of bitches" (1) "stupid indians" (1)

Profanity: "ass" (4 instances) "bloody" (1) "bloody hell" (1) "fuck" (2) "goddamn" (1) "goldarnit" (1) "hell" (4) "horseshit" (1) "jack shit" (1) "peckin' pahtastic" (1) "piss off" (1) "ruddy" (3) "shit" (4)

A sign is shown saying "PISS RIGHT OFF!"

Walter and Squint have a middle finger fight where the flash their middle fingers repeatedly at each other.

Two swear words are bleeped out.

Walter is nearly always shown with a cigar (which is rarely lit). Squint is shown smoking a pipe.

One extra and the two hunters are shown drunk. Walter is shown drinking once.

One scene is set in a saloon where drinking and gambling is occurring.

There are no scenes that could be considered frightening or intense for the intended viewing audience.

ETC.: There is a running gag involving James and his weak bladder. He is shown urinating at least four times.