Reference to a lapdance

Whenever a sexually explicit clip from a movie is shown, the offensive areas are covered with a blur effect or censor box.

Depends on movie

It all depends on the film. If there is strong violence, it usually isn't edited out.

Depends on movie

Lots of uses of "Jesus Christ" in vain

Words like "hell", "damn", "goddamn", "ass", "asshole", "bitch", "bastard", "dick", "pussy", "tits", "douche", "slut", and "whore" aren't censored but language like "fuck", "shit", "cunt", and "cock" are censored.

Occasional use of "Fuck" and other words, both in the reviews and in the reviewed movies. Non-movie speech is dictated by subtitles at the bottom of the screen. Small parts of major swear words "fuck" and "shit" are censored in both the audio and the text. Censoring in the subtitles generally consists of the vowel of the swear word being replaced with an asterisk (*), but in at least one instance, only the C in "fuck" was censored.

Depends on movie.

Bleeped profanity is featured in every video (fuck and shit), while goddamn, asshole and dick are used uncensored.

The words Fuck, shit, and nigger are beeped out, but words such as goddamn, bastard, bitch, asshole and dick are audible.

Mild or infrequent references to drugs, not counting the content in reviewed movies.

Depends on movie

Occasionally reviews horror movies, of which clips are shown throughout.

Depends on movie