Two women kiss passionately.

Heavy themes dealing with the sexuality and sexual nature commonly associated with vampires.

During a stormy scene, Lucy walks in trance down some steps. The wind blows her dress open and there is a brief close up of her crotch covered in a thin strip of tight fabric.

A wolf attacks a woman while one of her breasts is exposed.

Mina and Lucy look at nude illustrations in a copy of Arabian Nights. Nudity and sexual positions including penetration is shown. A few innuendos are made. When Mina finds a picture (the one without any explicit details) showing a man and woman having sex from behind, and Lucy says that she did last night "in her dreams".

Lucy sees Quincey Morris, and remarks to Mina that he would be like a wild stallion between her legs. She then adds that she knows what men desire, and walks over to Morris. She says, "Please let me touch it. It's so big" and reaches for his crotch, but she then raises the big knife he was carrying on his belt (double entendre).

In one scene, Dracula's brides, all topless with bare breasts and nipples exposed, writhe around Harker, moving their hands over his body, ripping his shirt open and licking and biting him with their sharp vampire teeth. One of them undoes his pants and moves her head down toward his crotch, we see his reaction, but nothing is shown. Fairly lengthy scene. He is late seen again surrounded by the topless women.

There's a scene in which Dracula (as a werewolf) has passionate sex with a young woman. The woman's dress is torn open, exposing one of her bare breasts and her entire legs and thighs. The werewolf creature is seen grabbing her by her haunches and thrusting deep inside her while she is screaming/moaning in pleasure before he bites her in a neck. Fairly brief.

When Dr. Jack Sewards visits Lucy as she needs medical examination, Lucy asks in a suggestive way if he wants her alone before she's married.

Quincey Morris remarks that Lucy is "hotter than a June bride riding naked in Sahara".

A projection in a movie theater shows a nude woman's behind as well as her breasts.

A man makes unwanted advances toward a woman.

Dr. Van Helsing, lecturing his students, talks about venereal diseases and says that they're involved in "that sex problem about which the ideals and ethics of Christian civilization are concerned" and more dialogue.

Harker is shirtless on the floor as Dracula's brides, two of them topless (we see their bare breasts), are drinking his blood. As mentioned above.

A woman is moaning and writhing in her bed as we see Dracula's shadow reaching for her. A short time later, people rush in to help her and we see her sprawled on the bed with one breast showing and groaning.

A young woman, sensing Dracula's presence outside her house, begins to moan sexually and writhe around while lying in bed, and we then see her with one of her bare breasts exposed as he's coming closer. Several men burst into the room and the woman is seen moaning loudly and writhing and rubbing herself with one of her bare breasts seen for a long time.

Wall sculptures appear to depict topless women.

While a woman is asleep in bed, Dracula, in the form of green mist, enters her bed room, where the mist goes up to her bed, and we see her moaning and writhing as the mist moves under the blanket. We then see him leaning above her in his human form, his shirt open, before he kisses down her (clothed) body and breasts (she's wearing a nightdress). He then stops, as he confesses his true identity. There is a somewhat long shot when her nightgown is clearly see through. Her panties can be seen through the dress and her bare breasts can be seen swinging around as she hits Dracula (breasts and nipples visible).

As part of the vampire wedding sacrament, a woman drinks blood from Dracula's chest, and we see he enjoys it.

A vampire woman walks toward a man while beginning to unbutton her dress (no nudity is seen), he kisses her and she attacks him and nothing else happens.

Van Helsing calls Dracula's brides "whores of Satan".

During a battle sequence shown only in silhouette, several people are killed via swords, arrows and spears. We then see, in silhouette, a field of impaled people, one of them sliding down the stake.

Several impaled people lined up along a road are seen from a distance.

Dracula's wife commits suicide by throwing herself into a river from a great height. We don't see the impact, but we see her dead body in a chapel afterward, with some blood on her face. We also see stains of blood on the floor of the chapel, as well as her blood-stained suicide-letter.

Vlad (Dracula) stabs a sword into a cross and a river of blood begins to flow from the cross. He then fills a communion chalice with blood from the cross and drinks from it, before screaming loudly.

Renfield eats an insect, but because of the camera angle, we don't see any details.

We see a cross bearing a skeleton with a wolf's head with bared fangs.

Dracula threatens Harker with a sword, but doesn't harm him. He then purposefully cuts his own hand with the sword, but we don't see any blood.

Renfield attempts to bites a man's neck (no blood), and is violently restrained.

Harker accidentally nicks his neck while shaving, leaving a small cut. Dracula then takes the bloody razor and licks off the blood.

Dracula's brides bite into a Harker's arms, leaving a few bloody cuts.

Dracula's brides feed on an infant (we only see the vampires bodies over the baby, not the actual act).

Several impaled skeletons are seen in a room in Dracula's castle.

We see the inmates of an asylum being hosed with water.

Dracula, as a werewolf, is seen with blood on his teeth. He then kills someone offscreen on a ship, and we see blood squirt onto a sail.

Dracula, as a werewolf, bites into a woman's neck, leaving a bloody wound on her skin. Several times throughout the movie, we see the fang marks on her skin.

Dracula suddenly grabs Mina and pulls her toward a coach, pinning her ams while forcing her down on it. While she's in some kind of trance, he opens his mouth and we see his fangs extending. He then bends close to her and is about to bite her, but then stops himself.

Van Helsing puts his hand into a cage containing a bat and allows the bat to bite him, but we don't see any details or blood.

We see Harker in a weak state, lying on the floor with Dracula's brides lying around him as they're drinking his blood; we don't see any actual biting this time, but he has several bloody wounds on his body, and one of the brides is licking his blood off her fingers. We also see close-ups of running drops of blood on the floor.

We see some blood dripping onto the floor as Dracula's shadow can be seen leaving a room. There's also a bit of blood on the victim's pillow.

We see Dracula with the blood of a victim dripping down his mouth and chin as he's resting.

A woman who is becoming a vampire attempts to bite Quincey P. Morris in the neck (no blood), before Van Helsing calms her.

Dracula has tears of blood on his face.

Arthur is telekinetically thrown backward across a room, knocking him out.

A furious Arthur points a gun at Van Helsing, but doesn't harm him.

A female vampire vomits a pool of blood on Van Helsing.

We see the shadow of a horse being beaten to the ground by the wives of Dracula.

During a chase scene with horsemen pursuing a carriage, we see people being stabbed, shot, falling to the ground, being dragged on the ground, as well as a man falling down an abyss (we don't see the impact).

'H*ll' is said twice.

'D*mn' is said once.

'Godd*mn' is said once.

'B*tch' is said once.

'Wh*re' is said twice.

'B*stard' is said twice.

"Bloody" is used once.

Two uses of "in God's name".

Harker is served wine at Dracula's castle.

Dracula pours Mina a glass of absinthe at a restaurant, which she drinks from.

When a woman turning into a vampire thrashes violently in the presence of garlic, Dr. Jack Seward asks a person to get some brandy.

Arthur Holmwood has a drink while watching over a sick Lucy.

Mina and Harker drink wine as part of their wedding ritual.

Van Helsing drinks beer at a restaurant and Harker drinks a glass of beer with him.

Van Helsing smokes a cigar in four scenes.

Arthur Holmwood smokes a cigar once.

One of the men making a delivery to Dracula's property in London briefly smokes.

Dr. Jack Seward injects himself with morphine, and swoons as the drug courses through his veins.

Several instances of blood flowing from inanimate objects or other instances of blood bursting forward are intense.

The several minions of Dracula throughout the film are quite frightening.

Dracula's transformations into various other forms can be frightening.

Several jump scares.

Vampires attack people several times throughout the film.

The violence and many deaths throughout are frightening.

Mina discovers Dracula (as a werewolf) violating a young woman in the garden.

The early, brief battle sequence shown only in silhouette is quite intense.

Dracula's wife commit suicide.

Vlad (Dracula) stabs a sword into a cross and a river of blood begins to flow from the cross. He then fills a communion chalice with blood from the cross and drinks from it, before screaming loudly.

Dracula's eyes are seen in the sky during Harker's journey to Transylvania.

While Harker is waiting for Dracula's coach to pick him up, wolves appear, looking down on him, and later run along while the coach is driving. However, they don't harm him.

A cross bears a skeleton with a wolf's head with bared fangs.

A horse-driven coach drives dangerously close to the edge of an abyss, and almost goes off the edge for a moment.

In a couple of scenes, we hear the sound of wolves howling in the night.

In several scenes with Dracula in his castle, his shadow is mysteriously moving on its own accord.

Dracula's shadow mysteriously moves across a room in England, and his voice is also heard, while he's actually in Romania.

We see inmates of an asylum institution, looking all dazed and confused, in delirium.

Several vampires have a menacing appearance with sharp teeth, seen many times throughout the movie.

Harker, seeing Dracula's brides gather around an infant to feed on it (we don't see the actual act), screams and apparently faints, while Dracula laughs evilly.

During a storm, Mina and Lucy suddenly see Dracula's eyes in the sky. Then, as they're playing in the rain, Dracula's laughing face can be seen superimposed on the top of the screen.

Sewards gives Lucy an injection (she's ill); we don't see the action, but hear her pained reaction. Afterward, we see her making small gasps while sleeping, as if she has trouble breathing.

We see Dracula crying bloody tears, with his face looking pale white and demonic-like, as if his face is melting. He then summons a strong wind, which makes many candles in a room far away magically blow out.

Dracula's brides, looking menacing and baring their fans, approach Van Helsing and a woman. Van Helsing then uses a burning stick to draw a ring of flames around himself and the woman, to protect them both from the vampires. We then see the shadow of a horse being beaten to the ground by brides.

A female vampire lifts her hands and chants, calling up strong winds, while something reminiscent of blue flames moves around her. The wind knocks over a horse and its rider (both are unharmed).