Several times a woman is depicted wearing only a tight swimming suit. Once it is implied that she is naked, but she is under a blanket and her breasts are hid behind her long hair.

Cases of adultery and teenage pregnancy are discussed.

A non-graphic rape scene is depicted, with the man (himself clothed) stripping the woman's clothes off, then throwing her on the bed and kissing her passionately (only her head and neck are shown), and the woman resisting and warning him she'll scream.

Nine various death cases are discussed, the causes of death being: car accident, heart failure, war fight, (twice) drowning, (implied) hanging, doctor's mistake, over-exhaustion combined with stress and weak health, and famish.

A woman throws her Bible out of the window at her servant girl (as it turns out, the former is just hallucinating and there is no girl).

Two dead men are separately shown with their heads crashed in.

A man's corpse is shown with the head slashed by an axe. The axe, covered in blood, is by his side.

A gloved hand kills a woman with a syringe containing poison: when the lady cried out, the hand sticks the needle into her mouth.

A man fakes his death by smearing his face with red paint.

A man is thrown by the murderer into the sea. We later see his corpse floating there.

One of the characters is haunted by a nightmare, where he fights with an African native and ends up strangling him.

A man is shot from a revolver; after the first shot he still tries to run, the second one kills him, and he falls into the sea.

A woman hangs herself, her agonized face is briefly shown.

The murderer shoots himself.

Minor cursing words, such as mentions of the devil.

As mentioned above, a Bible is thrown out of the window.

One woman always refers to God and moral, but only to show off and prove herself right in any case. Another character thinks she's a religious fanatic because she reads her Bible daily.

Everyone drinks wine during the dinner in the beginning of the movie. A glass of brandy is offered as sedative twice, both times to a woman nearly unconscious from shock. A man keeps a bottle of whiskey in his room; he also uses the drink mostly as a sedative and gives it to a frightened woman.

Trional, a harmless sedative drug, is mentioned as the medicine administered to one of the characters. A woman is shown taking sleeping drug tablets.

Smoking is briefly depicted or referred to several times.

The rape scene mentioned in section 1, everything from section 2.

A dead body of a woman (dies peacefully in her sleep) is shown.

Seaweed, previously attached to the door, falls on a woman's head and scares her half to death.

A woman hallucinates about a drowned child, she believes him to be running around, laughing and knocking on her door.

The soundtrack is very sinister, combined with scenes of thunderstorms which are shown several times throughout the film, it can be scary by itself.