Parents guide

The plot of this comedic film revolves around attraction, mostly sexual, between humans and fantasy creatures, such the tooth fairy and the yeti and similar beings. A lot of prior sex, sexual attraction, and sexual wishes are discussed, but the only activity shown is a couple of quick scenes of groping of clothed (or furred) persons. The only nudity is a short rear view of butt cheeks of a woman wearing a thong, and men's chests.

A man and a male furry kiss. A woman is slapped on the butt. A hand with an eye in the palm looks up-skirt; we hear comments but don't see anything.

A man's pierced nipples are seen. A man wearing a skin-tight costume has an obvious erection. A dildo is seen.

There's lots of innuendo, in dialog, names of locations, and action. A character rubs the spout of a genie's lamp in a masturbatory manner.

A character is torn limb from limb, and a lot of blood spurts out.

A character is shot in the eye. We see a split second view of blood spurting from the entry wound. Later we see flies on the cavity for a few seconds.

A being is magically disintegrated.

Machine guns and machetes are used to kill characters, with some blood seen.

People are punched in the face, kneed in the testicles, and choked. A kid is flung into the air and falls to the ground. One character gets a bloody nose. We see an adult pull two of his teeth.

One character has a large cache of weapons.

It's frequent but not continuous, including "f*ck", "f*cktard", "f*ckface", and "F*ck you, God!" Other uses include "bitch", "tits", "pussy", "schmuck", etc. Sexual terms such as "blowjob" are infrequent.

One character is an alcoholic. Some beer is consumed.

Younger viewers might be disturbed by some of the violence and gore. The fantasy creatures are presented as comical, not scary.