Beavis and Butt-head Do America

Beavis and Butt-head are basically the worst MTV-age adolescent boys imaginable (the basis of the humor), and if they do anything "right" it's by mistake (filmmaker Mike Judge doesn't particularly reward the two for their anti-social antics, except that they find their lost TV). Characters apart from them tend to be one-note clods (the law-and-order FBI honcho obsessed with body-cavity searches) or ineffective, like a wimp-liberal teacher. An innocent old man (and war veteran), who seems to represent some notion of traditional American decency, gets repeatedly inconvenienced and persecuted.

Plenty of sex talk and innuendo, about "scoring," and "sluts" and masturbation. The only sexual activity actually shown is between a pair of buzzards, but women in skimpy clothing with big "hooters" appear from time to time. Butt-head chuckles over purient connotation of words like "hole," "wood," "unit" and "cockpit." The folk song "Lesbian Seagull" is performed, and Beavis and Butt-head misunderstand the hit-man jargon of being paid to "do" people, male or female.

At the height of Beavis and Butt-head fever there were themed-video compilations  ("Work Sucks," "Christmas Sucks"), and Beavis and Butt-head books, buttons, masks, a video game etc. Heavy-metal music gets promoted in the movie, with AC/DC and Metallica T-shirts as basic uniforms for the duo and Motley Crue reverantly mentioned.