It is implied that a young woman married an older man for his fortune. She goes on to seduce other men throughout the film in a callous and opportunistic fashion.

Two characters make love in a shower. No nudity visible.

A woman dresses in provocative clothing at various points of the film.

A buxom bar maiden character is sexualized , with all of the male characters in the pub staring at her in a comically obvious fashion.

Comically inventive murder set-pieces throughout.

Mild profanity, including British slang (eg. "bloody").

An English pub serves as the setting for several scenes throughout the film. Characters drink and smoke.

A ne'er do-well character is depicted as becoming excessively drunk.

More macabre than scary, but the murders and overall concept of a corpse exacting sadistic revenge from beyond the grave may be disturbing to some viewers.

Almost all of the characters are depicted as selfish, ignorant or outright contemptible. There are almost no sympathetic characters in the film.

The theme of death hangs over the entire film.

Many scenes set in a fog covered cemetery. A running joke involves the mounting number of tombstones as characters are bumped off throughout the film.

Charles Addams-style "Grand Guignol" humor throughout.