Katharine Ross appears throughout the movie braless, and apparently wearing no underwear at all. She is frequently dressed in thin, clingy fabrics which show off her figure revealingly, and her nipples are often prominent.

A woman watches a man approach a married woman and caress her clothed breasts from behind (the man may or may not be the woman's husband).

Two women overhear a man and woman having sex offscreen (we hear the woman moaning).

Two cars collide and a woman injures her head (we see her being taken to a hospital).

A man and a woman argue, he throws a glass, shattering it, and grabs the woman as she tries to run up a staircase; she frees herself, he falls, and she locks herself in a room.

A woman cuts her finger with a kitchen knife (a little blood is visible) and then stabs a robotic woman in the stomach (she does not bleed).

A woman hits a man over the head with a fireplace poker (blood sprays onto a chair and we see blood on his forehead).

A man chases a woman through several rooms; the woman enters a room where a robotic double of herself approaches her menacingly while clutching panty hose (it is implied that the woman is killed and replaced by the robotic double).

1 use of shit, bitch, bastard, for christ sakes, ass, screw, crap, boobs, for heaven sakes and oh gosh 5 uses of goddamn 3 uses of Jesus and god 2 uses of sex, virgin, bitching, swear to god and oh my god 6 uses of hell and oh god

At least 2 scatological terms (shit, crap), many sexual references, 2 anatomical terms (1 mild) (ass), 9 mild obscenities, 6 religious profanities(goddamn), 15 religious exclamations( Jesus, for christ sakes, oh my god, god, swear to god, oh god.)

The word "bitch" is used once in the movie.

Adult characters drink and smoke cigarettes in several scenes; a man appears in a presumably intoxicated state in a few scenes.

The whole film has a very creepy tone do to the lack of music and the faint ambient, off-kilter score.

The whole movie can be quite intense and creepy. The ending might be shocking and depressing.