Leigh Michaels (Lauren Hutton) removes her shirt in her apartment, seen from behind and from a distance. The scene includes a fleeting view of the side of her breast for a split second only.

Leigh Michaels removes her top while kissing Paul Winkless (David Birney), revealing her bare back before the scene cuts away; immediately following a brief kiss, Leigh lies on her back in bed after implied intercourse as Paul gets dressed and kisses her goodbye, with no nudity shown but clear suggestion of recent sexual activity.

Leigh Michaels takes off her shirt while walking out of frame in her apartment. The camera shows only her bare back, from a distance. No full frontal nudity is shown.

Leigh Michaels (Lauren Hutton) is frequently depicted inside her apartment wearing casual, form-fitting attire that accentuates her figure. Notably, in several shots, she wears small, tight shorts which clearly outline her buttocks, contributing to the voyeuristic tension central to the film.

References and jokes about rape.

A woman is killed; she is possibly stabbed and then strangled in a dark apartment (unclear and seen from a distance).

A man attacks a woman in her apartment and they struggle and fight each other.

Suspenseful sequence in which a woman tries to find a man, is then stalked, and then hides from the killer.

Reference to a woman committing suicide but is revealed to be set up and part of a string of murders.

Other suspenseful sequences and reveals.

Mild but very little.

A few uses of hell and possibly damn.

Some references and jokes about rape.

A woman smokes throughout the film.

Characters drink casually at dinner and at a bar, and in once scene three friends stumble out of a bar drunk.