We hear from a newspaper article that a young woman was repeatedly molested in the women's prison.

A man in a cell comes onto the boy outside--saying he'd rather have him than the girl standing next to him.

The prisoners share threatening gay tales of prison rape.

Prison rape, graphic stabbings are mentioned. One man talks about killing someone during when prisoners are moving. Another talks about inmates stabbing a prisoner.

When the juveniles enter the prison, a great deal of profanity is heard throughout.

The F-word is mentioned several times. This is hard R in content, with its educational value being the only reason this isn't R-rated, officially.

The inmates talk about drugs, and several graphic references are made.

It's frightening, but it's supposed to be. The whole purpose of this documentary, which families should see together, is to deter teenagers from a life of crime.