Orgazmo
Comedy • NC-17 • 1998 • 1 hr 34 min
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Stupid and funny. If you like South Park, you will like this.
Interesting watch if you're a fan of Matt and Trey, if not you might wanna give it a pass.
A real oddball comedy full of pure Trey Parker/Matt Stone zaniness.
A sharp, high-energy satire that holds up as a cult classic. Trey Parker is great as the naive lead in a wild world.
Silly, fun Porno-Superhero-Comedy from Trey Parker. 6.7/10...(sigh) I miss the 90's...
This sex comedy brings joy to chodas and stuntcocks alike, a shamelessly stupid cult classic. Pairs well with sushi platters.
it’s really funny and if you’ve watched matt stone and trey parker movies before you’ll get the humor
Trey Parker comedy is usually right up my alley but this was just a bit too crude and childish.
Way to cheesy but that’s kinda the point. Lots of funny stuff in this
Again not for everyone, you have to like this kind of humour or you will hate this. Only select audience will get or like it.
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