Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this documentary isn't for kids. It's comprised of frank discussions of sex acts and violence, as well as clips from feature films that were rated R and NC-17. Sexual images (all simulated for fiction films, that is, not porn per se) show intercourse, rear entry sex, three-way sex, and masturbation (including comic images like Jason Biggs' encounter with the apple pie in American Pie and Tracey Ullman's with a water bottle in A Dirty Shame). Clips also include violent images (bloody, explosive, aggressive, as well as a few seconds of the "Columbine cafeteria tapes," which show no violence but allude to the event). Language (in interviews and film clips) includes references to genitals and sexual acts, as well as discussion of the f-word's uses.

Sexual Content

Illustrative clips include sexual acts (homosexual and straight, masturbation, oral sex, etc.), close-ups of women's faces performing "orgasm" in fiction films; close-ups of body parts during sex; verbal descriptions of sex act (including masturbation and oral sex); verbal references to genitals and sex acts ("penis," masturbation," etc.).

Violence

Illustrative clips include bloody violence: shootings, explosions, chainsaw attacks, beatings, and stabbings.

Language

Several instances of "f--k" and "s--t."

Social Behavior

Private investigator seeks the identities of Ratings Board members by photographing and following them, as film argues the system is unfair and needs to be exposed.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Some cigarette smoking; references to drugs during interviews.