A woman flirts suggestively with her daughter's fiancé. The inappropriate nature of her advances is emphasized.

Sex and desirability is a recurring theme.

A character commits adultery. We do not see the act, but see the man, shirtless, lying in bed with a young woman. No female nudity.

In the final appearance of the Columbia logo, the Torch Lady's head is lying at her feet. No blood.

Three scenes where men get their heads chopped off. You can tell they're fake heads or in shadow.

One notable use of "goddamn". Other minor swearing.

Possibly one "d_mn" word.

Casual smoking and drinking.

It is implied that a character has become drunk, embarrassing themself in front of others.

Lucy experiences stigmatization and scorn from some characters due to her struggles with mental illness. This causes Lucy obvious emotional distress and can be upsetting and emotional for some viewers.

Several prolonged sequences of suspense and terror as characters explore various environments where the audience knows the killer to be hiding. These result in several "fake outs" and misdirections that make the appearance of the killer more startling, when they strike suddenly or sneak up on their victim.