Guía para padres

Full frontal and rear female nudity throught no male full frontal.

Sex: a few graphic imitations of sexual intercourse. Open discussions of sexuality, including occasional sexual profanity.

Incest: a man (a priest) passionately kisses his sister on the mouth. Later in the second season, he kisses his own daughter on the mouth.

Rape: brief scenes of a woman being raped (in visions).

In one episode a man instructs his mentally disabled, severely underage daughter to lift her skirts to a stranger man, which she does (not shown, obviously). He then offers her to the man as a prostitute, claiming that "she won't complain" and "she's tight". The other man refuses and he's infuriated by the idea.

Occasional, moderate to extreme violence, mostly realistic.

A man rips out another man's internal organs. Somewhat stylized and unrealistic but still gory.

A priest beheads another man with a sickle. Not shown directly but the severed head is seen in two scenes.

A man is being buried alive. They dig him up before he dies.

It is implied that a woman has murdered her entire family and afterwards she cut out her own eyes.

A woman sets a caravan on fire in an attempt to kill her daughter and herself. The mother's remains are shown afterwards.

It is implied that a woman has set an orphanage on fire, killing children. Bodies not shown but discussed in detail afterwards.

Three snakes get killed in an episode, two of them thrown in a fire alive, the third beaten to death.

Moderate language throughout the series, including occasional, mild religious exclamations.

The protagonist is shown smoking cigarettes.

Other people are shown smoking and drinking. Instances of drunkness shown. One of the characters is a heavy alcoholic.

Many women are raped or almost raped in this show. It is usually not graphic.

The 'supernatural' elements may seem very bizarre and nightmarish as the rest of the show is quite realistic.

The show is overall dark, frightening, suspenseful and intense.