A game my wife and I play sometimes is to come up with funny squashed movie titles. The only rules are these:
You have to put two movie titles together. The last word(s) of one title have to be the first word(s) of another title. For example: The Princess Bride of Frankenstein.
You cannot ignore articles such as A, An, The, etc. in the titles. Therefore, you could not use “Past Perfect Storm” since it ignores the “The” in The Perfect Storm.
The bridge can consist of more than one word. Thus you could you use East Side, West Side Story.
Some of the ones we came up with are:
**The King and I Know What You Did Last Summer
Call of the Wild, Wild West
Father of the Bride of Frankenstein
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice in Wonderland **
Batman and Robin and the Seven Hoods
Cape Fear of a Black hat
Midnight Run, Lola Run
Animal House of Games
Bordello of Blood Simple
You only live Twice in a lifetime
Chicken Run, Lola, Run
The Magnificent Seven Brides For Seven Brothers
Independence Day Of The Dead Calm
American Beauty & The Beast
Withnail & I Know What You Did Last Summer Of Sam
JFK-9
Brain Dead Again
Whoops Apocalypse Now
Bright Lights, Big City Slickers
CB-4 Weddings and a Funeral
Humanoids from the Deep Blue Sea
The Blair Witch Project A-Ko
The Minus Man of La Mancha
The Lion King Kong
Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Alaska
What’s Love Got To Do With It Conquered The World
How about using the last word as part of a one-word title? Legal? For example:
Office Spaceballs
My Life as a Dogma
A triple: I Know What You Did Last Summer School Ties
And a quadruple: Night of the Living Deadbeat at Dawn of the Dead Presidents