BMX Bandits

BMX Bandits contains sustained menace and peril, some realistic violence, and slapstick injury that could frighten young kids. In one scene, a masked man is stabbed in the eye with an antenna. In another, four masked men crash a van through a bank window and rob the patrons and employees at gunpoint. Elsewhere, characters are knocked down, punched out, and roughed up in a variety of antics gone wrong.

The film contains some innuendo. In one scene, a woman in a revealing bathing suit and skirt is shown bending over and then being slapped on the rear. A biker tosses an unclothed mannequin into the air, and it lands, crotch-first, on a priest's face. A teen boy kisses a teenage girl briefly.

A man chugs a can of beer while riding on a boat, then tosses it into the water. A vagrant is shown visibly drunk and loitering with a bottle hidden in a brown paper bag.

Parents need to know that BMX Bandits is a teen freestyle bike adventure with enough realistic violence and peril to frighten younger kids, with lots of wild driving, scary masks, and sustained threats of violence. A bit of comic innuendo and drinking round out the iffy stuff.

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