Clayface: parents' guide

Graphic and frequent: a face sliced open with a knife, surgery peeling back skin and flesh, a throat torn out, an eye stabbed, genital wounds to two men, suffocations, shootings, and the hero cutting into his own face and eyelids.

Constant strong profanity: f-word counts range from about 31 (Movieguide) to close to 60 (Plugged In), plus several s-words, "prick," "ass," "damn," "hell" and misuses of Jesus' name.

A couple kisses heavily at a club and wakes up in bed together; the woman is seen topless, from behind, and in full-frontal nudity. A nipple slips out of a dress, plus an erotic dream and crude Viagra jokes.

A woman passes a party-drug pill into a man's mouth while kissing him, nightclub patrons are visibly drunk and taking pills, and adults drink wine at dinner and on flights.

Sustained body horror: flesh warping and melting, a man reshaped into a lumpy monster, invasive procedures with scalpels and needles, a cockroach crawling across a face, a story about an abused child who died, and a bleak tone with no comic relief.