Hell Hath No Fury
Violence, cruelty and offensive language Rated on: 31 March 2022
What’s it about?
A group of American soldiers, a member of the French resistance and a German SS colonel all want to get their hands on a stash of Nazi gold bullion hidden in a cemetery. Unfortunately, a young woman who has been branded as a Nazi collaborator is the only person who knows where the gold is hidden.
The facts
- English, French, and German language
- Action thriller set in 1945
- Runtime: 94 minutes
Why did it get this rating?
Violence
Strong gun and knife violence is shown, accompanied by plenty of blood effects. A limb is amputated following a bomb blast.
Cruelty
A woman is humiliated as she is suspected of being a Nazi collaborator. The same woman is then held captive and treated cruelly by a group of soldiers who want her to divulge a vital piece of information.
Offensive language
There is frequent use of highly offensive language that is used aggressively at times. This is likely to have a normalising effect on impressionable younger viewers who may be encouraged to imitate it.
Sexual content
A sex act involving a man and a woman is briefly implied in one scene. In another scene, a woman seduces a man before she shoots him in the face.
Recent featured decisions
A Story of Derry
IT: Welcome to Derry. A story of Derry
Horror and bloody violence
Three young people go into the Western Wood and encounter a terrifying ancient spirit, the Kollu.
Content that may disturb
A maternity home for unmarried mothers and their children operated between 1925 and 1961 in Tuam, County Galway. In the 21st century, the home became the focus of a national scandal after a forensic excavation uncovered the remains of hundreds of babies and young children, along with illegal adoptions, mistreatment, and systemic neglect. In this film based on based on true events, an amateur historian investigates the horrors that took place there.