Election (1999)

An adult character explicitly describes a teen student's vulva.

A teenage boy steals his sister's ex girlfriend. He is shown climaxing after receiving oral sex from her (no nudity). Then they are shown kissing in a hot tub implying that they are going to have sex.

A character puts on a pornographic video to watch. Film shows uniformed school football player having rear-entry sex with a topless cheerleader on all fours. She is making loud noises; breasts are seen.

There are several sex scenes, some of which are played for laughs: there's one on a bed with thrusting and breathing. In an attempt for conceive, a husband and wife have both missionary and rear-entry sex. Thrusting is shown; nudity only includes man's chest. To make up for lack of arousal, he fantasizes about other women. Another time portrays oral sex; there is no nudity in the scene and the act is never spoken, but what's happening is clear. Some of the scenes involve teen students.

One sequence shows a teacher having an affair with his student. There's one scene of making out, and another of implied sex. During one sex scene, a teen student urges a teacher to "fuck" her.

Lying on her bed, teen girl sensually kisses her girlfriend and claims to be in love with her. No nudity.

A caveman exhibition at a museum features full-frontal male nudity including genitalia and partial female topless nudity.

A girl gets some bloody cuts on her arms after she tears down some posters and a man's eye is very swollen after a bee stings him. We see two cups of urine and a man urinating (with the urine stream visible). Someone spits on a car and man throws a drink at a car.

"Penis," "damn," "hell," "ass," and other uses of "bitch" and "shit" are relevant in this movie.

The language is not constant, but when it occurs, it is pretty graphic

1 quick use of the C-word as a voice over by a female student

15 uses of "fuck"

Jim and Tammy briefly smoke cigarettes. Tammy and Jennifer smoke pot.

Partying (and related alcohol use) by high school students.

None. Primarily a comedy.