Take Me to Tarzana

A man is found dead of an apparent suicide in his bed, his rear end sticking up, with a sex toy at his side. Characters wield guns and assault rifles. Character pistol-whipped in the head. Character punched in the throat and face. A monkey attacks a henchwoman. A bicyclist throws water in the face of the lead character for no apparent reason. A boss keeps hidden cameras around the office that film up the skirts of the female employees and sexually harasses them.

In a montage, two characters are shown having sex in exaggerated positions (no nudity). Characters shown in bed after sex. Kissing. The boss of a data mining company is shown in his office wearing virtual reality glasses and acting like he's pretending to have sex while he makes sexually-suggestive comments. This boss makes frequent inappropriate sexual comments to female employees, and talks about masturbation. Corner store clerk asks lead character if he is "getting any p---y?" Company is doing data research for a drug company that manufactures pills for erectile dysfunction, and there are jokes and references to "boner pills," and a computer sketch of a penis in a work presentation.

Constant profanity. "F--k" often used. Also: "a--hole," "s--t," "p---y," d--kwad," "goddammit," "hell." Middle finger gesture. Frequent jokes about sex, masturbation.

Binge drinking in a bar. Marijuana smoking throughout. The "wild man" of the three main characters snorts lines of designer drugs and acts even more frenzied and frantic than usual.

Parents need to know that Take Me to Tarzana is a 2021 comedy in which a man working a dead-end job for a data mining company discovers that the company is using data for illicit purposes. The boss of the company is a sexist pig who frequently makes sexually-suggestive comments to female employees; he also has hidden cameras under their desks so he can look up their skirts on his computer screen. It's a crass comedy, and as such, there's constant profanity and sexual content. "F--k" is often used, among other words. In a montage, two characters are shown having sex in a variety of increasingly outlandish positions (no nudity). A man is found dead of an apparent suicide in his bed with his rear end sticking up in the air (clothed) and a sex toy at his side. Characters binge drink in a bar and get increasingly drunk. Marijuana smoking. Two characters snort copious amounts of a mysterious "designer drug" that makes them frenzied and animated. Some violence with guns, assault rifles. Character punched in throat, then punched in the face. A monkey attacks someone. While there's a timely message concerning individual privacy and the invasive nature of data mining on our lives, this message gets buried.

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