Rule 34 of the internet says that if you can think of it, there’s porn of it. With all the fanboys surrounding “Rick and Morty,” it was only a matter of time before some zany pervert made an xxx parody of Adult Swim’s popular sci-fi comedy. “Dick and Morty” is produced by Wood Rocket, a production company that specializes in media savvy parodies. Other Wood Rocket titles include “Doctor Whore,” “Ten Inch Mutant Ninja Turtles,” and “Fap to the Future.”

In PornHub's trailer (if we can call it that), Rick’s blue/grey hair has been replaced with a ratty wig, and Morty is played by an adult chick in a shiny wig. With its jokes about meth rocks and a dildo meant to resemble “Pickle Dick,” the xxx parody clearly lacks the razor sharp jokes of “Rick and Morty.” Still, no one can say “Dick and Morty” is not short on the show’s particular brand of crazy and shocking moments. Creators April O’Neil, Ryan McLane, Vuko, and Leya Falcon also star.

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Check out the hilarious trailer below, and prepare to never view “Rick and Morty” the same way again:

https://youtu.be/pv_CSarZsYE

Starry Eyes was pretty decent

[Sanpaca]

This movie may be old (1979) but to this day I have still cannot get past the freaking stomach scene.

No recent movies have scared me to where I can't sleep, jumpscares aren't scary. They last 3 seconds and I'm over it I can think about it later and no effect. To this day, Michael Myers still scares me. The mask, the music, the suspense scares the crap out of me. I love the movie but hate that sometimes I get paranoid after watching it even knowing its fake and I'm being dramatic. Halloween (1978) is a must every year around this time and it never gets old. Since Myers never talks and always shows up out of nowhere it helps the scary factor a lot. The original Nightmare on Elm Street just as good but but none of the others lived up to the first one in fear that is. Tina's death can never be topped in the series. Sorry I can't recommend anything new, just my opinion.

The last recent scary movie that I thought was worth the salt was "Cabin in the Woods," and that was in 2012. But even that movie isn't really scary (it's funnier than it is scary).

I heard "It Follows" (2014) was supposed to be good, but I haven't seen it.

google them

THE BABADOOK was pretty good.

Also, the first INSIDIOUS, although the second one is ok, too.

[Tyson]

Try this : Halloween (1978)

[arkonen]

CHUCKY!

I second the babadook. Rec 2 was good. The descent
, the black cat and Inside are up there in my list. The exorcist never gets old for me. Audition , grudge and dark water are creepy enough.

Babadook for sure, I also liked The Others although it is more psychological.

[Lordwatermelon]

Splinter and Descent 1&2 isn't too bad, for cheap thrills. I quite liked The Awakening, too, though it's a more on the slow suspense side than scary. I haven't seen or heard of any recent good horror movies that aren't combined with comedy, which kinda sucks.

[John_Wick]

The last recent scary movie that I thought was worth the salt was "Cabin in the Woods," and that was in 2012. But even that movie isn't really scary (it's funnier than it is scary).

I heard "It Follows" (2014) was supposed to be good, but I haven't seen it.

I saw both... they are good

May be you like them.
The Canal (2014)
Deliver Us from Evil (2014)

The last recent scary movie that I thought was worth the salt was "Cabin in the Woods," and that was in 2012. But even that movie isn't really scary (it's funnier than it is scary).

I heard "It Follows" (2014) was supposed to be good, but I haven't seen it.

I saw both... they are good

May be you like them.
The Canal (2014)
Deliver Us from Evil (2014)

thank you! will check these out!

[marysofthesea]

"The Others" has a brilliant and unique twist. It's not a movie that will scare you, but it has gothic, psychological horror that stays with you long after watching.

I also really love classic horror films like Les Diaboliques, Les Yeux Sans Visage, and The Haunting (1963 version).