Sexy Cat (1973)

Numerous scenes with female nudity, either from live actresses or comic illustrations.

A man seduces a woman at a film studio, and they kiss. They are later seen redressing, the woman only wearing a bra on her chest.

A woman getting out of a shower shows full frontal nudity, albeit blurred behind cloudy glass. Her breast and buttocks are visible once she steps out.

Numerous shots of women's breasts in comic art, usually once dead.

A woman dresses in low-cut costumes for a photoshoot. She removes her top later, her breasts visible.

A woman slips on see-through underwear. Her pubis is visible.

Women who model for renderings wear see-through clothing, but only lingerie are visible.

Angles on the legs and pelvises of women wearing short-cut costumes and outfits.

A man is seen in a bath. No nudity visible.

A man and woman kiss to prepare for sex. The woman takes her clothes off, but no nudity is ever visible.

Numerous comic illustrations with murder and violent imagery, including with drills, knives, arrows, and snakes.

A man's throat is cut with a dagger. Moderate blood.

A woman is bitten by a snake left in her apartment. Minimal blood, and she's only seen sweating and with blurry vision before she dies from the venom.

A snake is killed with a blunt machete. Real animal cruelty, disturbing footage of blood, dislocation, and death of the snake.

A woman is knocked unconscious, tied to a radiator, and suffocated with a plastic bag. Viewers may be distressed by length of scene, hallucinations of woman seeing skeletons, and discoloration of her face from oxygen depravation.

A man is slashed to death with sharp costume claws. Moderate gore, with closeup on his dislodged eye, albeit from an obviously inaccurate prosthetic.

A comic book writer has a drinking problem.

Several actresses at a studio are offered cigarettes by a private detective.

The violent comic imagery and murder scenes may be distressing for viewers.

Viewers may be distressed by the snake scene, either from fear of snakes or animal cruelty content.

Viewers are likely to be offended by blatant and flippant gender and racial marginalization between characters.

Viewers may be offended by and should caution references throughout film to historic moral panics falsely tying violence to comics.