A cat is killed. We see blood over the cat's throat and on the grass. This scene can be distressing for viewers sensitive to animal cruelty.

A few people are killed, mostly offscreen, with the victims' corpses briefly seen afterwards with minimum to no blood visible.

There is archive footage of real bullfighting in which the bull is stabbed repeatedly; a horse also appears to be gored, and the rider falls off. There's much blood and several shots of the wounded and dead animals.

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Heroin is mentioned several times in the film. One character is addicted to drugs, and he is seen injecting himself at least once.

A detective smokes a pipe throughout the film, which is partly responsible for his coughing and breathing problems.

Statements reveal a woman's death by heroin overdose.

The bullfighting footage is extremely graphic and violent and can be distressing to many viewers.

One scene shows a woman motioning to the upper floor of her home after knocking something out of a window. Another character had a heart attack, and they presumably die shortly thereafter. (They're later revealed to have lived.)

Several flashback sequences show distressing and bloody cuts of past scenes and other imagery, which can be at least moderately distressing for viewers.

There are numerous mentions of Satanism and black magic, with one character being an occultist.

The glassy eyes of a character addicted to drugs may be mildly distressing for viewers.