M/M Flohr (Michael Flohr Art)

Nasty. Gotta be honest, very inappropriate movie. Watched because my tween kid came home telling me they had watched it at their friend’s house during a sleepover. I rewatched with them, because I needed to see what our child had been exposed to, especially since they came home raving about how funny it was. Then I watched the trailer and suspected the contrary. >>>What in the fresh hell is this film? <<< The film is accurately rated R, but they know that kids will want to watch it given their peers are the main subject; that’s gotta be a ploy to make it more appealing to a younger core audience. Ok, if I weren’t a parent would the movie gross me out as much as it did- yes the answer is yes. Hollywood writers, do better, take note: people are over it! Stay away from engaging kids in inappropriate movies and parents, come on! These child actors should not be put in the position of acting with this content and subject matter. A child sniffing a necklace made of @na£ beads?? And also, who would let Hollywood employ their kid to be used like this? Didn't they read the script? Find a new agent who will advocate for your child, not throw them into a lion’s den.