A married couple are seen sleeping in separate beds (such was the standard in 1965 at the time of filming).

A leg of an animal is seen on the beach beneath a cliff-side cave. Blood is seen.

Two people are lifted up when a large bird picks them up and carries them off. Only the bird's feet are seen. Each one screams when they are taken.

A man is seen fighting with a German shepherd. He uses his cane to strike the dog (only the cane is seen--the dog is out of frame). A whimper is heard from the dog.

A woman is frightened to witness a tombstone moving and something coming up out of a grave. Exactly what it is is not shown, only the woman's reaction. Next she is seen in the hospital, her dark hair having turned solid white.

A man is coaxed outside by a knock at the window. He ends up dead (as seen in the next day's newspaper.

At least one use of "hell."

People are seen being served whisky or sherry.

When this came out in 1966 audiences were frightened by the rising from the grave scene and the snatching of two people by a large bird. By today's standards these are laughable. Only small children might be frightened.