Pornographic Films with Blockbuster Titles

Funny Porn Movie Names

When a movie is a major success others not involved with the film want to cash in regardless. Often times straight to DVD flicks will copy the art of a film and make their case look similar or make an inferior film with a similar title. Aside from people using this technique in the straight to DVD mainstream movies department, the same methods are used for pornography. A recent example of this was the reediting of a porno called "Pirates". The movie was released with the hardcore scenes cut out to garner an 'R" rating and then given cover art to match the Pirates of the Caribbean films. I have heard many tales of unsuspecting people picking up the film and being shocked that they were actually seeing a porno with the naughtier bits cut out. The practice of pornography reflecting the titles of mainstream films at times has hilarious results. Here is a list of some of the funnier offerings to come out of the wetter side of Hollywood.

On Golden Blonde a film about a woman who dies, goes to Heaven, and then is sent back to Earth in a series of other bodies; all blondes. This title stars Ginger Lynn Allen, Christy Canyon, Gina Carrera, and Peter North amongst others.

Forrest Hump, Foreskin Gump, and Sorest Rump all took their inspiration from the Tom Hanks epic Forrest Gump.

Pocahotass would have been a damaging rental mistake if a parent were trying to pick up a certain Disney Indian cartoon. However, I am guessing it would not be a mistake easily made. The Loin King and Sleeping Booty both also took Disney like names making the old legend that dirty pictures were added to the cover of The Little Mermaid movie or bad words laced in The Lion King look like clean, wholesome family material.

The Sperminator was released one year after the successful James Cameron film The Terminator; Terminator 1984, Sperminator 1985.

White Men Can't Hump took advantage of the White Men Can't Jump basketball film the same year it was released.

You've Got Male failed to capture the same romance as You've Got Mail, however I'm sure it steamed up some people's television screens.