The following is a brief summary of the content found in this R-rated comedy. Profanity consists of at least 67 "f" words, while many other expletives and colorful phrases are also uttered. Sexually related dialogue (some of it explicit) and humor (straight, gay, fetish, etc.) are also present throughout much of the film (with the plot focusing on a teenager wishing to lose his virginity to a stranger he met on the Internet), as are sexual encounters and nudity (butts, breasts, scrotum, partial penis), the sight of a realistic-looking dildo, and scantly clad women.
Violence consists of comedy-based gun attacks, the hitting of others, the intent of doing harm to others, property damage, a scene of animal cruelty (played for laughs) and slapstick style material. Some of that violence has slightly bloody results, all sorts of bad attitudes are present, as is potentially imitative behavior (some of which could be dangerous if copied) and some comedy-based tense family material.
Teenagers drink (with related drunkenness), a few smoke, and there's brief drug-related material, including use of a bong, while all sorts of crude and scatological material are also present.
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For those concerned with bright flashes of light on the screen, there's some of that after Rex throws firecrackers inside the house at the end of the film.