Wayne

Fistfights and street brawls are bloody and intense. A man shoots Wayne with a shotgun filled with rock salt, scarring his face; Del throws a running chainsaw at a man, cutting part of his foot off; Wayne stabs his own hand, bites off Del's father's nose, and shoots fireworks at him; and so on. Del's father drags her into the house by her hair in one scene.

Mention of masturbation, "titty" magazines, boobs, and tits. Wayne's drawing of a penis is seen several times. A man is discovered fondling himself in his office, which he explains as checking for cancer. Wayne and Del are said to be dating, but there's little physical contact between them.

Constant use of "f--k," "f--ker," "f--king," "mother--ker," "s--t," "Goddamn," "a--holes," "s--thole," "c--ksucker," "dips--t," "son of a bitch," "p---y," "hell," "ass," and "d--kheads."

Adults drink beer and smoke, and one acquaintance asks the teens if they want to get high.

Parents need to know that Wayne is about two street-smart teens who embark on a cross-country road trip, and their travels take them from one high-stakes encounter to the next. It's not intended for kids or young teens due to its excessive cursing, graphic violence, and mature plot. Violent situations include fistfights, gun use (in one scene, Wayne is shot in the face with rock salt from a shotgun), knife wounds, biting (Wayne bites off a man's nose), and even dismemberment by chainsaw, all of which is fairly gory to watch. There are references to sexual topics like masturbation, pornographic magazines, and body parts. Strong language is the biggest offender, though; everything goes (really, everything) and there's no editing. That said, Wayne and Del are exceedingly sympathetic characters despite their many flaws, and you can't help rooting for them to beat the odds and win the day.