Bill (Theo James) visits an exotic dance establishment where a woman performs in revealing undergarments and bends over at the waist, displaying cleavage, legs to the hips, and back.

Young Bill (Christian Convery) bullies Young Hal (Christian Convery) by pressuring him to speak to a toy monkey; Hal, visibly uneasy, is coerced into saying, "I wanna suck its banana," a line loaded with crude sexual innuendo.

A teen boy finds a deck of cards with a woman at the top of the deck. It's implied that these cards are cards with scantily dressed women.

Lois Shelburn (Tatiana Maslany) pointedly says to Young Hal (Christian Convery), "You know I don't go in your room anymore since I found that stiff sock," referencing to a sock being used as a form of release storage.

In a junior high sex education classroom, students watch a video projected on the screen as a voiceover explains attraction to the opposite sex and the physical changes brought on by puberty, accompanied by an academic 2D illustration of a nude male figure with evident genitalia visible.

Ted (Elijah Wood) deliberately emasculates Hal (Theo James) during a contentious exchange in the presence of Laura Mennell, using the phrase "little balls" to verbally diminish Hal's masculinity.

Hal (Theo James) watches Corin Clark wearing a red bikini as she stands on a diving board and dives into a pool, revealing her cleavage, bare abdomen, back, legs, and partial buttock.

Young Hal (Christian Convery) is ambushed by a group of bullying middle school girls at school who steal his pants, forcing him to walk home in his underwear.

Uncle Chip (Osgood Perkins) candidly tells his teen nephew Young Hal (Christian Convery) that he and his wife Aunt Ida (Sarah Levy) are "swingers".

Young Bill (Christian Convery) asks Young Hal (Christian Convery) if he's "got the hots for that thing," delivering the line while referring to a toy monkey.

Frequent graphic exaggerated depictions of gore including decapitations, eviscerations and disembowelling.

A character has their throat slit and is beheaded.

A character is set on fire.

A woman has her finger severed.

A sleeping bag full of blood and guts is seen being pulled open on an examining table. Very disgusting but brief.

A woman trips and is impaled.

A man is scalded by an espresso machine.

A woman is beheaded. Her head lands on a grill.

A woman is shot at close range by a shotgun.

A man's face is crushed by a bowling ball.

A woman dives into an electrically-charged swimming pool and her whole body explodes.

A man is mangled by a lawnmower.

A woman is attacked and bitten by a cobra. Blood spurts from her neck.

A man chokes to death on a vape.

A man is attacked and killed by a swarm of hornets.

A woman falls through some stairs and lands on fishing hooks which pierce her face.

A man's head explodes.

A school bus filled of cheerleaders are decapitated by a truck in a collision.

All of the Gore and Violent content are for comedy humor.

Blood pours down a women's eyes, as they roll back.

A large swarm of wasps fly into a man's mouth rapidly before violent tearing out of his face and eating his jaw causing it to fall off.

F**k and sh*t are used frequently alongside lesser profanity like bitch.

Even the poster contains the F word. A clean version exists in public movie theaters.

Over 60 f-words and some s-words.

Alcohol and tobacco use.

The unexpected deaths give the same vibe as final destination, it's very sudden, but it's mostly for comedic moments.