There are several innuendos scattered around the film, relating to a variety of subjects ranging from a couple's implied infidelity to a man's implied homosexuality. Some of the remarks are quite crass.

A couple women wear low cut tops/dresses, mild cleavage is shown.

Women and men are seen wearing bathing suits, a man is shirtless for an extended scene.

Two women are found strangled, on separate occasions, with some bruising on their necks. This is not graphic and fairly unrealistic.

A dead rabbit is briefly seen with its guts spilled and several maggots crawling about its corpse. This is very brief but pretty graphic, with the intention of shocking the audience.

A woman is hit on the head with a rock, knocking her unconscious. This isn't graphic at all.

A man is hit in the face. This isn't graphic, but he can be seen nursing the wound with ice in a subsequent scene.

There is a very clear improper use of the name of Christ towards the end of the movie.

Several uses of "b**ch" Use of "g*d d**n"

Characters can be seen drinking, in a social context, and ordering specific cocktails. Some characters smoke. This reflects the period in which the film was made, and in which the story takes place.

Drugs, recreational: None.

Some people might find the disembowelled body of a rabbit (see violence & gore) to be disturbing, though it is only on screen for a few seconds.