Demi goes on a date with a man who is a student and male stripper and discusses it with a friend, passing it off as not a big deal and a way to pay the bills.

A guy asks a girl who he's on an arranged date with, "what are you doing later?" She understands this to mean something suggestive and nervously says, "going home." Then replies saying he didn't mean it like that, again suggestive.

A friend teases his friend for paying for things in "all $1s" (it's implied this is because he's a stripper and strippers get a lot of one dollar bills as tips.)

A couple suggestive comments are made throughout the film.

The violence, while not frequent, is very intense and is a little bloody, with some bloody wounds on display in the film. The violence is meant to paint an effective picture of the New World Order system.

The 2 females encounter this scene and the first man is taken by surprise when a third man jumps him.

The two remaining men fight and the first man strangles the second to near death. One of the females picks up a bloodied knife and stabs the first man.

The third man then rises and breaks the neck of the first man

The camera pans across a scene showing 2 dead bodies on the ground after this

Various scuffles and fights including the use of fists and knees to the abdominal areas occur in the film.

A man is knocked unconscious with a fist punch while another man is headbutted into an unconscious state

3 uses of "Oh my G*d".

During a fight scene I thought I heard a muffled "f*cking".

No strong profanity is used in the film.

A guy and girl drink alcohol at a pizzeria in one scene.

The scenes of violence could be very intense for sensitive viewers.

The film, as a whole, has an intense premise as it revolves around the New World Order system.