Ben Richards (Glen Powell) wears a towel around his waist while rappelling down the side of a building, then removes the towel to wrap it around his hand in order to punch through a window, revealing his bare back, buttocks, chest, and legs as he continues the descent.

In a video segment documenting a prior Running Man competition, Negative Dude (Chi Lewis-Parry) reclines among few naked women whose exposed breasts and upper bodies are present but digitally obscured, with the nipple areas pixelated.

A woman stands in a club while scantily clad dancers perform on poles and on a stage, with visible cleavage, bare abdomens, backs, and partially exposed buttocks, and the woman reacts by exclaiming happily at the display.

Women in revealing outfits that expose cleavage and much of their legs perform a choreographed dance using suggestive, sexually charged movements, with emphasis on hip and torso motion.

Multiple people are electrocuted.

Many gunshots and gunshot wounds.

Someone is shot in the head and the blood stains the window.

R-rated reason includes strong violence and some gore.

The most graphic bits of the movie are shown on TV screens within videos some characters watch. It's small but easy to make out, however nothing too severe and the rest of the movie is fairly tame.

One guy was shown to clutch his stomach and then proceed to vomit.

The violence of this film, while intense, is arguably more psychological than graphic. Characters are murdered, tortured and threatened, with the perpetrators often nonchalant or calm while doing so.

A majority of the more "gory" violence is not shown directly, but on a replay on a small tv. It isn't shown it detail, but short clips of replays.

39 uses of the F word 45 uses of shit.

26 uses a-s 1 use of pussy 7 uses of b-tch 2 uses of b-stard 8 uses of d-mn 4 uses of g-dd-mn 2 uses of p-ss 4 uses of d--k.

Lots of middle finger gestures.

People stick the middle finger out frequently.

Blaspheme "Jesus"

Characters drink alcohol. Main character lights up blunt.

Lights up a blunt/"doobie"

The films overall tone is extremely dark.

Photosensitivity advisory: Some TV monitors within the film flicker at an irritable and triggering frequency. A couple scenes early on are especially troublesome. Some electrical discharges produce mild flashing lights, not as bad as the flickering TV scenes earlier in the film, though. There is some light brightness during explosions and depictions of artificial lighting sources. Action sequences involve quick moving scenes and change of perspectives. These movements did not cause any strobing effects, but may overstimulate sensitive viewers.