A teenage girl imagines her mother sensually kissing her. We see a very brief closeup of their lips.

The father's buttocks are seen briefly as he has sex with a teenage girl. This is seen from the POV of his daughter.

A teen girl seduces a man, woman and her teen friend.

A girl kisses her teen friend on the lips, claiming she loves her - her friend turns away uncomfortably.

Ivy (Drew Barrymore) encourages a Darryl''s (Tom Skerritt's) sexual attention while sitting on a bed. She rubs her foot along the groin of his pants, while he slowly foreplays up her leg, (it's implied off-screen that he gave - or was about to give - her oral sex, but it is cut short.

A girl leans back teasingly on the hood of a car while the pouring rain soaks her clothes. An old man joins her and they share a drink. She kisses him and wraps her legs around him. The man proceeds to cup her breasts from under her thin blouse. Lower part of her breasts is visible as the man slowly presses them. He then reaches under her skirt and removes her panty slowly. She then tries to open his belt and it is implied that they have sex.

Sylvie (Sara Gilbert) walks in on Ivy (Drew Barrymore) and Darryl (Tom Skerritt) having standing sex in a dark room. They are shown from the side briefly, then only the upper half, with Ivy's breasts covered. In the unrated version, his buttocks are seen.

A girl gives her traumatized friend a tender kiss, which she pulls away from.

A father shouts at his daughter.

At the beginning, a group of kids surround a dead dog. It is shown with lots of blood on the road. A teenage girl even touches it. The shot lasts as it zooms into it. Another teen girl bashes the dog with an iron pipe to put it out of its misery. Very graphic and upsetting.

There is an intense car crash scene which leaves cuts and bruises, and two scenes towards the end in which girls are pushed off of a balcony.

Some profanity including several "f" words and sexual discussion.

Some drinking, mostly of champagne. A teen girl smokes cigarettes.

A teenage girl's mother puts on a breathing mask, which implies she is sick. This can be emotionally distressing to some audiences.

An early scene of a dog injured after being hit by a car, being violently put out of its misery by a girl, is very gory and graphic and may be upsetting to animal lovers.

The theme of the film is a girl seducing an older man, killing his wife, and framing their daughter for the crime.