Parents Guide for
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) More at IMDb Pro »

Explicit sexual dialogue about a character drugging and having sex with a young girl.

a man asks a woman indirectly if she is a prostitute and she spits at him

several strong sex-related jokes and references

a man is tripping on acid in his bathtub, and wants his friend to throw a cassette player in the tub, electrocuting him to death (it doesnt happen)

a man points a knife at a man and he points a flyswatter at him says "dont fuck with me" and flings the flyswatter at him

several references to gun violence and murder while characters are stoned/tripping/high/drunk

a man imagines some people to be bloodied and bruises (they are fine, he is just high)

constant references (some crude/degrading) involving sex with underage girls,woman, gays drugs and violence

a woman calls a man a "spic" after he indirectly asks her if she is a prostitute

a few uses of the word "fuck"... it comes mostly from Dr Gonzos character

illegal drugs is a main theme of this movie, as the 2 main characters are almost always on some drug during the movie

the beginning of the movie a man opens a breifcase filled to the brim with many different drugs..... and he explains each and every one of them and they are all shown on camera

Raoul Duke is always shown with a cigarette hanging from his mouth whether or not he is smoking it

several scenes in a bar, and several characters drink throughout the movie untill they are drunk

several scenes that are supposed to make us feel like we are on acid or cocaine

several intense scenes including him imagining people as man eating lizards and trapeze artists giving birth,

his lawyer threatens to kill him while under the influence of acid and cocaine

a scene where Gonzo is in the bathtub high on several drugs and tells Hunter to throw a cassette player in the tub to electrocute him to death