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Sex & Nudity
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- A woman mentions a man "raping grandmas". A young boy gives a church sermon on "being fruitful" (implicitly in terms of procreation), which concludes with him calling a teenage boy up on stage to join with a teenage girl. They both strip naked infront of the congregation of teens and young children. The teenage girl lays down upon the alter and the teenage boy climbs on top of her and has sex with her. The boy is shown kissing her and thrusting against her during sex. The scene progresses through their increasingly passionate activity and moaning, periodically showing the lovers' underage audience dancing around and jumping excitedly. Eventually, they are both implied to orgasm through their facial expressions and climatic cries. The girl's breasts are clearly seen. There is a considerable difference in the explicitness of this scene, depending on which version of the movie you see.
Violence & Gore
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- A boy stabs a pig in the side (blood pours out). (THIS SCENE IS VERY DISTURBING) A bloody boy is hit by a car and heard being run over. A woman throws up. A man slaps a woman. A skeleton is seen. A woman's car is attacked and she is stabbed offscreen. A boy is shot. A woman's car is lit on fire and explodes. A man is hit in the arm with a knife. He pulls it out. A boy is punched and his nose is bloody. A boy has his arm broken (we see the bone sticking out). A boy is stabbed in the neck with his own knife. A man has a nasty cut on his arm. A boy is stabbed with a knife and another boy has his neck broken. A boy has blood coming out of a wound in his neck. Some bodies are seen strung up like scarecrows (a woman's eyes have been removed).
Profanity
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- 'Shit, bastard, damn, bitch, tit, oh my God'.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- A woman makes a comment about smoking dope.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Some viewers may find the murders frightening. The scene where a boy and girl have sex may be disturbing as they are performing the act in front of children.
