Women frequently display deep cleavage.

A drag queen flashes a very fake looking breast.

Female inmates are shown being processed where they are naked and hosed down for sanitary reasons. Doctors strap them down and insert metal implements. It's implied that they insert something into her vagina. No sensitive nudity is shown.

Two women kiss after taking drugs.

A man is suddenly shot several times and killed. Blood sprays out and splatters onto a chair behind him which he lays dead in. Afterward his body is dragged around in a bag.

A man has a car freshener slammed into his eye before he is hit by a bus and killed. Blood can be seen squirting from his eye, and this is pretty brutal.

A man is tortured with a piano wire driven into his skin. Blood seeps out while he screams in agony.

During an intense interrogation, a teenager is suddenly shot in the head and killed after pleading for his life. Blood splatters all over the wall behind him. It is also implied he was tortured by the bloody injuries on his body.

A decayed corpse is shown in the trunk of a car. Blood and some mutilation is visible as his finger is missing (bone graphically exposed) and his chest is caved in by bullet wounds.

A man is shot repeatedly with blood spraying out his back.

A knife is forcefully shoved into a man's stomach while the man is being held down.

A woman stabs herself in the throat with fork, very bloody.

A woman beats another woman to death against a table.

A man is shot in the head at point blank, blood splatters on the table.

A man is shot in the neck, blood sprays and squirts everywhere.

TV-MA violence type: blood, gore, brutal and graphic.

Frequent use of "fuck", "shit", "bitch", "prick", and "pussy". Frequent lesser profanities such ass and damn.

Drug use and drug addiction are depicted, including consumption of alcohol and mushrooms.

Characters are seen taking a drug called 'Bliss' (portrayed as red crystals) also used in an asylum setting to sedate patients.

There is violence, torture scenes, profanity and drug use.

Rated R for strong brutal violence, language throughout, drug content and some sexuality.