A man guilts a woman into having sex with him, implied dubious consent.

Some passionate kissing; no nudity.

The main character is implied to have multiple sexual relations with women, thus ruining their reputations. His promiscuity is depicted as immoral.

A man is advised to give a woman a 'virtue test', which she fails.

A man is stabbed in the back a few times and dies, though the incident is only shown through partial shots and no blood is seen.

A man plans to kill another man.

A man is accidentally shot in the chest from a distance and dies. This is not actually shown, but we can hear him scream in pain as he gets shot. We later see his face with a calm expression on it.

'Hell' is used a couple of times, in reference to the place.

Ocassional drinking and smoking.

A man (who is an alcoholic and drug addict) talks about "drink and drugs".

Basil Hallward's murder scene might scare younger audiences.

Dorian Gray's corrupted picture looks frightening.

As the movie progresses, Dorian Gray adopts a twisted, murky personality, but most of his evil deeds are suggested rather than implied.