| nudity |
Some mild dialogue.
Ray Milland's character has a propensity to sit in his wheelchair nude.
The frogs are naked.
Sam Elliott's large package can be seen through his tight jeans |
| violence |
Some brief blood.
Dead bodies are seen (most of the deaths are off-screen).
A silly old lady in a tangerine-colored dress gets bitten by a snake.
Fake superimposed birds attack nothing.
Lizards in the greenhouse are gassed alive. |
| profanity |
'Damn, ass'.
Hell
Ray Milland's character says, "damn, ass and hell many times. He also says, "crawdad," "my career is over," "where's my Oscar to remind me I'm a movie star," "touch me in the morning, then just walk away." |
| alcohol |
Some drinking.
One man drives a boat and imbibes beer. Later, we see him guzzling straight vodka. Later, he shoots up with heroin and eats several frogs because he thinks they're delicacies. |
| frightening |
The attacks could be frightening to some viewers.
A frog croaks, many times.
An alligator opens its mouth. Ray Milland's double chin shakes when he speaks. |
