The cabin reenactment scene is shown and discussed; it's implied that it's actually the first time that the actor, Chris (then aged 13), has ever kissed a girl.

Fake blood is drooled from an actor's mouth.

An actor is set on fire for a stunt; the other kids try to extinguish him afterward.

An actor is hit in the arm with sparking Roman candles.

Brief blood can be seen in clips from The Last Crusade.

A copious amount of fake blood is spurted onto the model's cockpit.

Other actors are covered in fake blood makeup.

Rare obscenities (i.e. shit, damn and SOB); a brief middle finger gesture.

Only discreet depictions of illegal drug use are shown, and do not promote or endorse drug abuse.

The documentary contains some drug references in a scene where a man states that he was addicted to cocaine and was introduced to crystal methamphetamine in his younger days when he was leading a wild life.

This is accompanied by a brief, out-of-focus, close-up shot of a rolled up currency note being moved in a way that alludes to drug use.

However, both the user and the drug are not seen in the depiction.

The same man also describes another character as having smoked dope when the latter was young.

The two men are then implied to have cleaned up their act.

The drug references are mainly verbal and the implied drug use is depicted discreetly.

There are setbacks, during the filming of the missing sequence.