Violence: Many violent conflicts involving swords, knives and guns, although there are few blood effects. Why is The Last Witch Hunter rated PG-13? The Last Witch Hunter is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for sequences of fantasy violence and frightening images. Fortunately, there are only a handful of mild profanities and Kaulder’s implied sexual interlude is the only sexual content. It is a classic good versus evil story (we will leave it to you to figure out which is the victor), however the entire plot revolves around supernatural characters. For families with religious sensitivities this script could go either way. Other violent confrontations include knives and swords, some gunplay and fantastical beings shot on screen. While this film features few blood effects and frequent dark scenes to prevent the action from looking too explicit, there are still gruesome depictions of burnt bodies and a scene where a sword extracts a beating heart. But is this beautiful witch someone he can trust or just part of a devious plan to revive the once-thought-dead Witch Queen?
Delving into the underworld for answers, Kaulder meets Chloe (Rose Leslie). The two parties of this fledgling relationship receive little time to get acquainted because Dolan 36 th mysteriously dies and the two are forced to investigate the suspicious circumstances together. Knowing their close friendship is about to make the inevitable transition, Dolan 37th (Elijah Wood) is introduced.
His current protector, called Dolan 36th (Michael Caine), is aging. Recognizing that some of these witches may still desire to seek vengeance against the man who killed their queen, a succession of Catholic priests from a clandestine order has been assigned to watch over Kaulder. For eight centuries, Kaulder has taken it upon himself to police this secret society and insure any oath-breaking spell casters face the witches’ council and the penalty of prison. All around him is a world unaware that they are only shielded by fragile truce from a host of witches that are constrained to behave like they are ordinary people. And so it has been for the last 800 years since he stabbed the witch queen (Julie Engelbrecht) and was cursed with immortality-thus rendering him unable to join his wife and children in the afterlife. An occasional tryst with a flight attendant (we see her leaving his apartment) is all that punctuates his otherwise long days. Kaulder (Vin Diesel) walks the streets of New York City with nothing but time on his hands.
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