Need New Rating for "raunchy comedies"

Rating: 1/10 (28 June 2012)

Two Police Academy graduates go undercover to a High School to determine the source of drugs being sold to the students.
Here we go again with Jonah Hill trying to be a comedian and it still doesn't work for him. Jonah Hill was Oscar nominated for his role in Moneyball and he did a great job. Do people who saw and liked Moneyball think they will see the same kind of Jonah Hill's character in these comedies? His Moneyball character (shy, quiet, intelligent, low-key funny, unsuspecting) is his strength and not this raunch. Is he looking at this type of comedy as a promotion?
To compound things, the dialogues by all are riddled with foul language, crude and vulgar sex talk . The music had some raunch too and there are some raunchy sight gags that appear for no apparent reason. Things calm down quite a bit in the second half, but the language is still there. The car chases and gun fights make a Chinese Fire Drill look organized.
What has happened to us? These alleged comedies are rife with all the above and they are never funny. Do we go to these movies to see if real comedy is coming back or do we really like all the raunch thrown at us?
Keep in mind that the promos for these "comedies" never show this raunch, and although some promo clips are, indeed, funny off we go- unsuspecting - to the theaters and then become disappointed, angry and/or embarrassed. If the promos did show the raunch, would anyone go to the movies? Well, maybe 7th and 8th graders would as all this rocks their worldfor a while anyway.
There seems to be an audience for the above so a new rating system is needed for these "raunchy comedies" as they seem to be here to stay. In the meantime I look at it this way: someone has to tell the unsuspecting that the promos are not telling the whole truth and they go at their own risk. But, many can Google the movie title and see what is really going on. Will they do it? Doubtful.
I feel like I am taking a bullet for the many. Ahhhhh... the promos got me again. Who knew? See? (1/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: Yes, during the running of the credits. Simulated Sex: Yes, briefly in the beginning. Nudity: No. Raunchy Sex Talk: Pervasive. Drug Use: Yes. Language: Pervasive.