Night School

All depictions of violence/injury are played for laughs (and don't have any blood): A huge, fiery explosion hurtles a body out of a building. A person falls from a height and is visibly injured. A woman whips a man with a belt. In an MMA ring, a man is repeatedly punched. A lengthy prison fight shows inmates attacking, punching, kicking each other; it's implied that a supporting character knifes an attacker. Vomit spews from a character's mouth onto a person's face.

Two female characters (one a teenager) wear cleavage-revealing shirts. A woman wears skimpy lingerie. Characters sext. A running joke has a mother talking about anal sex (without using that exact term), suggesting that a teen engage in inappropriate sexual behavior with college professor. To try to distract a man, a woman offers herself sexually. Recurring joke involving pubic hair, not sexual. Several sexually suggestive conversations, including one involving a church pastor. A sex toy is shown. Characters talk about sexually transmitted diseases, hotel room sex, condoms, sperm, the sexual attractiveness of a female character (which she receives appreciatively). Teen pregnancy halts a woman's career aspirations. A character seems to search for porn, and a man says he'll be his wife's "porn star." Prison rape joke. The outsides of strip clubs are seen; later, busty women wearing only bras are seen near the clubs, suggesting that they're strippers. High school principal turns down a parent's offer of sex but makes a lewd comment about it to himself in private. Principal talks about touching a woman's breast.

Heavy use of profanity: one "f--k," "s--t," "ass," "a--hole," "t-tties," "son of a bitch," "beav," "balls," "bitch," "boob," "booty," "butthole," "damn," "dammit," "d--k," "douche bag," "goddamn," "hell," "nipple," "stupid," and "sucks." Black characters use the "N" word. "Oh my God" and "Jesus Christ" are used as exclamations. Children are targets: Three kids are called "little bitches," a man threatens to punch a baby in the face, and a character says, "I hate my kids."

Characters celebrate with champagne. A teen references getting caught with Molly; she faces consequences. A character mentions "smokes" (cigarettes).

Parents need to know that Night School is a racy comedy written and produced by Kevin Hart, who stars alongside Tiffany Haddish. Both are known and loved for their inappropriate humor, which is in full effect here. Viewers may well laugh at the movie's shock-value humor, but it frequently crosses into violence, sexually suggestive comments, and salty language. A married woman comes onto an educator; there are jokes about anal sex (not said explicitly, but implied), pubic hair, prison rape, and more; and characters frequently talk about sex/sex-related topics. Violent scenes (all bloodless) show an explosion, beatings/punches, someone falling from a great height, and more. Frequent strong language includes referring to women and children as "bitches" and black characters using the "N" word (there's also one use of "f--k"). Characters drink champagne, and a teen is caught with Molly. Hart's character works at the fictitious Christian Chicken, where the employee prayer circle is the butt of a joke (lots of other real-world brand names pop up constantly). All of that said, amid the crude humor and stereotypes are messages about second chances, honesty, and character. Also, struggling students should seek testing for learning disabilities, and a good teacher can change a student's life for the better.

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