There is sexual dialogue/references throughout most of the movie

None - some revealing outfits in the club scene & suggestive body language

R violence type: blood and graphic.

A man punches another man in the face repeatedly (he has a bloody, bruised and swollen face) and the man doing the beating has a very bloody hand.

We hear a dog being beaten (thuds, yelping and whimpering) and see the dog lying on the ground with bloody wounds. Graphic.

A man is beaten up by two men who slam his head into a desk, kick and punch him. Graphic.

A man puts an injured dog in the trunk of his car and is bitten on the neck while doing so (we see a trickle of blood on the man's neck).

Slurs for African Americans, Italians, Polish, Hispanics, Jews, Indians, and homosexuals are heard throughout the movie.

Around 35 minutes, Monty goes on a rant in the mirror saying f this and f that repeatedly. He uses the f-word 38 times. He even says "f J. C." referring to Jesus.

130 F-words, 14 sexual references, 35 scatological terms, 29 anatomical terms, 16 mild obscenities, 1 derogatory term for Hispanic-Americans.

The main character is a drug dealer, and cops find drugs hidden in his house--but no illegal drug use is shown. There is a lot of drug talk. Lots and lots of drinking, to varying degrees of dunkenness. A group of older men give a 17-year-old alcohol, and we hear that she took ecstasy (e). Many characters smoke a lot.