The Almighty Johnsons

Violence is cartoonish, stagy, and trope-ish: Characters are threatened with ceremonial daggers and magical bows and arrows. Still, there are deaths, gore, and blood, and main characters often are in danger.

Frequent references to sex, including procreative and the casual, consequence-free variety. A woman offers sex to a man as a challenge: "Catch me and you can have me." Characters appear nude on-screen from the rear (buttocks are blurred). Provocative images include implied group sex and characters who barely know each other kissing.

Frequent cursing, usually jocular in nature: "a thumb up your ass," "can he do cool s--t?"

Characters drink and smoke frequently on-screen. There are many parties with silly, drunken partygoers, who are generally drinking beer. Main characters have trouble controlling their powers when they drink. Teens encourage each other to chug drinks at a party.

Parents need to know that The Almighty Johnsons is genial and light, not scary and dark, and thus suitable for viewers with parents who don't mind the drinking, smoking, sex, and cursing. The Johnson brothers are mostly young men who carouse and party a lot on-screen. Characters at parties chug beer (with shouted encouragement from friends) and act silly; the gods have trouble controlling their powers while drinking. Characters smoke cigarettes and make joking reference to drugs such as psychedelic mushrooms. There are frequent jokes and references to sex. Some characters engage in frequent no-strings sex with people they meet in passing. Characters are infrequently shown nude from the rear, with buttocks blurred. Violence is cartoonish and sword-and-sorceror-ish, but there are deaths and blood and gore. Apocalyptic images may scare very young viewers.