Parents guide

No nudity. In one scene, played tongue-in-cheek, a fully dressed couple are melodramatically preparing to have sex on a desk top. The scene is not overtly sexual. In one skit a group of prostitutes are standing about trying to look provocative. The scene is meant as a spoof.

During the "Black Acting School" sequence, a former acting student mentions how he was recently cast in the role of a rapist (and enjoyed the experience).

Woman slaps a man.

An actor describes how he was hired to play a role in a prison drama, and that his character attempts to force himself sexually on another inmate.

There is nothing frightening or gory in the movie. In a number of scenes people are wielding or firing guns, always for comedic effect. There is a scene where a private investigator is roughed up by a group of men dressed in women's skirts.

During the film noir parody, an anti-gay slur ("faggot") is used.

There are 41 uses of shit and 14 of fuck (none sexually used). Most of these occur in two or three skits, and are spoken offhandedly rather than in anger.

There are around 10 uses of racial slurs, some of which are seen on picket signs.

The only profanity is the occasional use of "damn" such as one would hear on network TV.

There is no drug use in the movie. There are a few scenes including the end credits where characters are holding drinks, including one portrayal of a wino.

In the context of tongue-in-cheek comedy, there is nothing intense or frightening. I suppose a small child who cannot distinguish the comedy may be alarmed on occasion.