Fifty Shades of Black

Slapstick violence involving clumsy Hannah (she's hit by elevator doors that slam on her face, she falls into doors, etc.). A racist character uses a Taser gun on an African-American woman, yelling "standing my ground!" Some of the sex scenes include a form of consensual violence -- like Christian using a whip or paddle, stool, etc. to spank or whip Hannah.

Frequent crass conversation about sex, and at least three sex scenes (all are brief and played for laughs rather than titillation). In addition to BDSM scenes with whips, blindfolds, spanking, etc., there are two public sex scenes where the woman is mostly clothed but moaning and making comments, and the man is shirtless or naked. Nudity includes one breast that pops out comically during a conversation, as well as three scenes that show obviously fake male genitalia (testicles and penises -- one supersized, and one so small that it's ridiculed publicly). One character jokes about having STDs. Christian makes fun of Hannah for being a virgin. A woman tells Hannah to smell her breath because it's the smell of a man's testicles.

Constant use of strong language, including dozens of "f--k/ing/er" (mostly as a sexual term but also as an exclamation), "motherf--ker," the "N" word (mostly by African Americans but also one white character), "s--t," "c--k," "a--hole," "ass," "d--k," "p--sy," "Jesus Christ" (as an exclamation), "goddamn it," etc.

Adults drink, and one man tries to get his female friend to consume the "date-rape drug" Molly. Hannah gets drunk. References to crack dealing/use. Adult characters drink at a family dinner and at restaurants.

Parents need to know that Fifty Shades of Black is a parody of Fifty Shades of Grey starring, co-written, and produced by Marlon Wayans. It makes fun of the Fifty Shades movie, book, and main characters, but it manages to contain less nudity (although you will see one breast and two full-frontal scenes of men's clearly fake genitalia). On the other hand, there's lots more swearing (including countless uses of "f--k," the "N" word, "motherf--ker," etc.) and vulgar references to sex and race (one character is openly racist toward her adopted children). Although the scenes are played for laughs, they do still contain BDSM, with the whips on display named after slavery-themed films like Roots, Glory, 12 Years a Slave, etc. There's also substance use and abuse by adults: The main female character gets drunk, and someone tries to spike her drink with Molly; the main male character recalls becoming a billionaire because he used to use and sell crack cocaine.

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