Many couples are shown in the movie, but no true sexual content is seen or even alluded to.

There is talk of past relationships.

It is vaguely implied that the two male leads are lovers, but no physical or verbal affection between them is seen.

A man cuts his hand on a broken glass; very little blood, but no wound.

There is a scene at the beginning of the film of two men strangling another man with rope.

Near the end of the film, one of the characters loads a gun and tries to shoot another man, they struggle and the gun goes off. He places a handkerchief over his hand, which can seen slightly bloodstained in the next scene.

Throughout the movie there are discussions of death and murder. There are several scenes where murder is discussed openly and in a casual manner - such comments are made regarding murder by several of the characters included "committing murder should be reserved to superior individuals", "have a strangulation day", and "We killed for the sake of danger and for the sake of killing."

A man slaps another man.

At the party, there is drinking and smoking. All of the people at the party are of the legal drinking/smoking ages.

Almost all of the characters are drinking champagne throughout the party (which is most of the movie).

A couple of other characters are drinking scotch, brandy and other alcoholic beverages.

Drinking is an integral part of the movie.

Towards the end of the movie one of the characters is starting to act drunk on brandy and scotch and talks about being drunk.

The last half hour of the film gets quite nerve wracking as the criminals become more agitated, nervous and suspicions about the crime committed earlier come up.