Trouble at Gnome Land/Parents Guide

This is the parental guide for Trouble at Gnome Land, which may not be appropriate for kids.
== Sex and Nudity ==
8/10
In one scene, Pinkalicious complains to Edna, saying "I found thousands of inappropriate websites, a bunch of spyware, malware and viruses, and bookmarks to worthless ads leading to said spyware. I'd like to know who did this stupidity to my computer". Edna tells her "You did." Pinkalicious then says "Oh... Of course." It is heavily implied that Norman has been watching porn on her computer.
Pinkalicious and Peter go to Gnome Land (where Norman and Edna and the other garden gnomes live at) while their parents engage in sex in various inappropriate positions. This is very graphic, as we see silhouettes of them through a window and they are also seen stark naked. This is played out for the whole film until the very end.
Two garden gnomes are seen engaged in sex.
Norman and Edna have sex in several scenes. Both are seen stark naked.
Norman and Edna begin taking each others clothes off to make out. Some skin is visible, although the scene cuts before nudity is shown.
Norman and Edna have sex under the covers, while Pinkalicious and Peter are sleeping in the same room.
Ringmaster Gnome and Edna have sex, Edna's breasts and Ringmaster Gnome's butt visible. They are interrupted when Norman walks in on them. Ringmaster Gnome gets up and runs downstairs, his butt and penis visible.
Norman and Edna have sex in a chair. Edna straddles Norman and they thrust vigorously. No nudity.
== Violence and Gore ==
3/10
Edna punches another garden gnome. Played for laughs.
== Profanity ==
9/10
There is a lot of swearing and sexual slangs in the movie.
Norman calls Peter a wanker.
== Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking ==
8/10
== Frightening & Intense Scenes ==
8/10
The subject matter in this film is borderline inappropriate for kids, so have a talk with them about right and wrong before letting them watch this.
The warning on the back of the VHS at the end "Hide the kids." does not lie.
This is just like "Trouble at Big Bear High," so this is mostly intentional.