Seven Blood-Stained Orchids (1972)

Women in prostitution are seen on a street. We later see one being solicit, her top being removed to show her bare breasts for several minutes.

Many women throughout the film are in tight or low-cut outfits.

A woman's breasts are briefly visible when she changes dresses at her apartment.

A dead woman is seen topless, her bare breasts shown eith paint dripping on then from spilled cans on a shelf.

Several topless women are shown in a private hookah lounge, with several minutes of their breaststroke being visible.

Mentions of a fatal car accident.

A middle-aged woman is stabbed to death in her bed with a switchblade. No graphics, we only see her fall off the bed.

A woman is chased through tall grass and down a slope before being bludgeoned to death. We see the use of the long weapon and her blood.

A woman with mental illness mentions her fear of people wanting to kill her and assumes a thermometer under a chair cushion is a knife.

A woman is drowned in a bathrub after fainting from a scare and being dragged across the floor.

A woman finds her cats lethargic, implied to have been from their milk being drugged.

A woman is strangled to death with the cord from her home phone wrapped around her neck.

A woman's body is found in a church confessional booth, with marks of ligature strangulation on her throat.

A woman is killed with a drill forced in her chest. She was previously attacked and her face cut by a designer key ring, being dragged off when knocked unconscious. Much blood, including from the victim's mouth, and a close-up on the boring of the drill.

A gun is seen through a window, which was broken with it. A character faints from shock.

A man is seen hanged from a noose.

Casual drinking of alcoholic beverages and smoking throughout the film.

One scene of a hookah lounge.

A character is shown high on heroin, which is originally assumed to be morphine. Drugs, needles, and other paraphernalia are present at the scene.

The murders and jump scares may distress viewers.