Howl of the Devil (1988)

A man gives a ride to a prostitute. She tells him that her last trick was mean and hit her. She shows her thigh to the driver, who looks over. Bruises are seen. Dialog concerns sexual encounters. The driver tells her she can make a lot of money for a few hours work.

A man and woman have sex. Hugging, kissing and embracing are shown, no thrusting.

Vodka is poured over the front side of a naked woman. Her breasts are seen along with pubic hair.

A woman cutting up a chicken to cook is approached by a man who embraces her and shows his sexual interest in her. She pulls him away and tells him to leave her alone.

A young man and woman kiss and embrace. She says she must do something first. He tells her that her "little bunny rabbit" will get cold. She replies "you'll warm it up."

A naked dead woman is seen on a sacrificial altar. Her breasts and pubic hair are seen. As the body is uncovered, tongs come down and latch onto one of her nipples, raising it and the breast up several inches before tearing it off. The bloody breast is seen, the nipple having been removed.

A man entices a woman to become his lover by offering her jewels and the opportunity to appear as a fancy rich lady. They kiss but she again rejects his offer.

A young woman who has been welcomed into the house is given a drink with a drug in it. She passes out and then is seen nude in red satin sheets (only her breasts are visible and her legs). A man enters and posing as Bluebeard, talks to her about dying, comparing himself to several notorious criminals from history.

A woman is seen strung up on a wall. A man comes in, dressed as Fu Manchu and talks to her about death. She begs for him to not hurt her. He pulls away the top of her dress to reveal at least one of her breasts from the side.

A young woman comes to the house looking for a man who is out. She asks if she can take a bath. The man agrees and says he must leave. The woman is seen removing her top and panties from the side, then in the bath, nude from the waist up. She bathes some and then is stabbed in the stomach by a fireplace poker. She screams and bleeds in the water. She is seen dead with the water bloody.

Someone is killing people. Sometimes they are stabbed, or their throat sliced, or attacked with a hatchet or axe.

A woman is sitting in a parked car. She turns on the radio and lights a cigarette. Suddenly her throat is cut. Blood is seen.

A prostitute wanders through the dark, mumbling to herself. Suddenly she is stabbed in the stomach by a masked man. She cries out and blood is seen.

After an argument, a man pushes a boy away in the face. After further shouting, the boy leaves the room.

A woman goes outside of a tent to urinate. She is seen squatting, having pulled down her pants (her shirt covers her body). Suddenly a large knife cuts her throat.

A boy is approached by his father who is in full makeup to play Phantom of the Opera. The boy wants to remove the mask and see his face. The man discourages him, but the boy insists and removed the mask. A horribly disfigured visage is seen.

A woman and a boy try to run away. Suddenly they are greeted by two men with chainsaws who threaten them. They remove their masks to show their faces, but then this is shown to be a dream.

A man (dressed as Fu Manchu) threatens a woman with a snake, telling her how poisonous the bite venom will be. He holds the snake's head near her exposed breast.

A woman, having escaped from the house, tells the manservant that she is scarred for life. She threatens to go to the police and tell them about this madman. She is offered money to go away and keep silent but rejects it. She leaves, examining her stalled car, and then is stabbed in the back of the head with a knife.

A woman argues with a priest, her former lover. He wants her back, but she refuses. He loses control and attacks her on the ground. Finally she backs away and he hides his face in shame.

A man and woman are making love in bed (under covers). Someone comes in and stabs them through both their bodies. They are seen dead, with blood on the sheets and bed.

A boy sees the form of his dead father return as a horribly disfigured and rotten-faced man. He blames the manservant for summoning him while he was committing a sin, forcing him to remain cursed this way for eternity. The manservant is stricken so that his eyes bleed. Blindly he stumbles out of the house and into the darkness.

Most of the usual cuss words are heard, although in Spanish. They may be seen in closed captioning.

A woman is seen smoking in a parked car.

A man offers a drink to a prostitute. She tastes of it and says it is vodka, which she doesn't care for. He forces her to drink some of it.

Vodka is poured over the front side of a naked woman, who remarks that it is cold.

An old drunk man with a beard and shabby clothes is seen drinking from a liquor bottle frequently.

A young woman is invited into the house by the owner. They are seen talking and having a drink together

Most of the murders are mild and not likely to frighten today's audiences. Children might be frightened by the appearance of several horror characters: the Wolf Man, Rasputin, Mr. Hyde, Phantom of the Opera etc. These costumes are well done and are fairly impressive but not that scary.

On more than one occasion, a seance is held by the manservant to contact his dead former master. The ghost of his master appears and speaks to him. This is not especially scary but young children might be upset.