Paul's girlfriend Gwen is seen in different states of undress throughout the film. In her introduction she is running an aerobics class, wearing tight gym clothes. When she and Paul lay in bed with the sheets removed, she is wearing a white shirt and blue panties. In later scenes, the villain Mestema uses his magic to make her wear different revealing outfits.

Mestema shackles Gwen up to a rock for most of the film, while she's wearing a white robe, and in one scene fondles her legs and breasts in a sexual way to mock Paul. No nudity but she looks uncomfortable.

Paul and Gwen kiss passionately in numerous scenes. It's not intended to be sexual and they're very much in love.

Mestema tries to tempt Paul with a trio of sexy women wearing skimpy fantasy clothing. Nothing happens.

During the opening scene, (the first 3 minutes of the film) a woman disrobes and is fully nude (full frontal) When the man enters the next room, the young lady is sprawled out on a table, in all her glory for all the world to see.

Most of the violence in the film is pretty tame. There is more menace in the action than actual violence, as the main character has to save his girlfriend using both his wits and a technical wrist device that shoots bright laser beams. The latter device is used to incapacitate his enemies or vaporize them.

In the 'Slasher' segment, a murdered woman's corpse is discovered by Paul in an alleyway, covered by cardboard. No blood or gore, however.

Some mild curse words, like 'hell'.

Paul smokes a cigarette in the early parts of the film.

The only scene that feels very intense is the 'Slasher' segment, which sees Paul attempt to rescue Gwen from a serial slasher before she becomes the twelfth victim. It's the most realistic segment of the film.

Mestema's vampiric face/fashion sense and Satanic vibe, along with his deep, growling voice.