Parents Guide for
Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971) More at IMDbPro »

An unwed man and woman share a bed, sleeping naked together (we see bare shoulders).

A nude woman gets out of bed in a darkened room. We briefly see her breasts in shadow as she crosses in front of the camera, then we see her buttocks as she slips on her underwear.

Note: None of the blood in this film is terribly realistic.

A woman's hand is cut off (we see a group of men positioning her arm on a sacrificial plate, then we see an axe being swung and blood on the blade). A man picks up the severed hand and throws it to some wild dogs, which attack savagely.

A group of men are caught in a sandstorm and all are killed, each suffering lacerations of the throat (no visible attacker).

A woman's bloodied, amputated hand is shown crawling across the sand.

A group of people discover a woman's body, missing it's right hand. The bloody stump is visible.

A close-up is shown of the bloodied stump of a woman's amputated hand. Blood oozes from several places on the stump.

A woman's amputated hand is found on the floor of a tomb.

A man suffers severe lacerations of the throat from an unknown cause.