Parents Guide for
Casa de mi Padre (2012) More at IMDbPro »

(6.5 out of 10)

One sex scene in which you can see the bare bodies and buttocks of both individuals.

A couple of scenes of couples kissing.

A police officer talks about raping one of the main character's mother.

One character makes a joke about another man's genitalia.

Another joke is made about two characters having sex.

(10 out of 10)

Pleanty of violence throughout the movie.

A man is shot by a drug dealer.

A man is seen dying after a drug dealer shoots him. Dramatic scene with pleanty of blood. His hand is missing and is later given as a gift.

Blood and gore are seen throughout the movie.

(8 out of 10)

At least 16 f*** words, several uses of s*** and b****, a couple uses of the word a** and cr**. Other religious exclamations are made, as well as several mild name calling uses (EX: idiot, stupid, dumb, etc...), and several racist exclamations. All profanities are not blurred or screened in the subtitles; almost all profanities are spoken in spanish, but some were said in english.

(6.5 out of 10)

Alchohol is used by most all of the characters and is seen thoughout the film.

Two of the main characters are seen constantly smoking through the film.

Drugs are used by one of the main characters and is implied several times that other characters in the film have and/or were using drugs.

Several jokes are made about drug dealing.

A joke about an animal using cocaine.

(8 out of 10)

There are several frightening/intense scenes.

At an important event, a gunman shoots almost everyone there. Blood is seen spurting and coming out of the wounds. A woman in white is seen having blood all over her.

A woman tries drowning herself in a pond.

Near the end of the film, several men shoot at eachother. Blood is seen coming out of the wounds. Water is stained with blood. A statue has blood on it. A pool for a statue has a dead body of one of the main characters in it and blood is spilling into the pool. A main character dies.





Total: 39 out of 50 Not recommended for anyone under 17