The Flesh Merchant (1956)

Cooperate as euphamism for prostitution.

Nancy takes off all of her clothes and underwear, but we see nothing due to a chair blocking the way. She covers herself with a long sheet and then, posing in front of several male students, drops it. Again, there is no nudity shown, but we see her bare back and her legs.

A woman wrapped in a towel is about to enter her room when another woman approaches and pulls off her towel, leaving her naked. She runs into her room in the nude and we see a brief flash of her butt. This is the only instance of visible nudity.

A man repeatedly slaps Nancy and pulls her hair.

Fed up with a drunken man, a model slaps him.

A man slaps a model repeatedly after she threatens him with a knife. We later see the bruised model at the police station.

A man gets into a shootout with two policemen. He fires several shots, but none of them connect. After he runs out of ammo, the policemen shoot and kill him (no blood).

None.

Nancy's roommate Easy smokes several times. Nancy herself is briefly seen smoking.

We see men at a party drink, and we see several men and models who are heavily intoxicated.

Some may find the club owner, who slaps and berates the models, frightening.

The scene where a photographer tries to forcefully kiss Nancy could be seen as frightening.

The police chase and subsequent shootout may be seen as intense.

Overall, the low-budget sets, lame musical score, and mediocre acting render the film fairly tame.