The Blood Spattered Bride (1972)

A woman is shown being raped; brief full frontal nudity is shown.

Bare breasts and bottoms are shown in some instances throughout the film, although nudity is not prolonged nor too frequent.

A female fox is caught in a bear trap. Despite one hunter wanting to let the fox go, the other hunter shoots the fox in the back of the head twice, killing it. This wasn't special effects. They killed a live fox onscreen for this movie.

Sexual violence is briefly depicted, as a woman is briefly raped in the beginning of the film.

A man is graphically stabbed in a dream sequence, accompanied with copious blood spurting from the wound. Injury detail is briefly seen. This is the most graphic scene in the film.

Several people are shot with little bloodshed.

While violent at parts, the film presents a gothic and mildly erotic atmosphere rather than a tone of intensity or pure terror. While comparatively tame to recent horror films, the nudity and bloody violence present in the film would still warrant a sterner warning of caution for some viewers.