Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex certainly had a portion of it that satirized the giant moster genre.
And I’ve never seen American Tickler or Honey, I Blew Up the Kid. Though the later, from what I understand, probably fits the bill.
Thanks!
You know of a dozen others?
Let’s see, Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters 2 both had giant creatures brought to life, Shrek 2 had a giant creature brought to life. . .
That’s three. Who has nine more?
I think both Naked Gun and Top Secret qualify as action hero parodies.
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes?
Wait 'til we get Hogan’s Heroes: The Movie, starring John Lithgow as Colonel Klink!
Stiff Upper Lips was a parody of those very films.
I would suggest porn films haven’t been parodied, but they’re really sort of self-parodying anyway.
And pr0n films have of course been parodied anyway. Gay Niggers From Outer Space, anyone?
I honestly don’t think there is any genre that has not been spoofed.
“Somebody has to rebuild Rio.”
And don’t forget Flesh Gordon.
I’ve always wanted to see GNFOS but it’s not exactly the kind of movie you find at your local Blockbuster.
I’ve spent the last six months trying… DAMN YOU!!
Holy Grail probably qualifies as a spoof of epics, although it’s Python so it’s also it’s own thing. I still think the ‘new’ epics of today - which keep coming, by the way, there’s the King Arthur movie coming out soon, plus two Alexander the Great movies, allegedly a possible Gladitor sequel, rumors of The Hobbit, etc. - need a parody of their own.
I don’t think Zelig or Spinal Tap count as spoofs of biopics. Biopics are fictionalized biographies and these would both be spoofs of documentaries.
As for non-spoofed genres, I can’t think of any snuff film spoofs…
I haven’t seen that film in ages!
You know I can’t take anything seriously, and this whole thread has got me wanting to go out and hire some vids immediately.
What about superhero movies like Superman, Spiderman, and The Hulk?
Not properly “chick flicks” (more “soasp operas”), but I guess it could count also :
Young Doctors in Love
The Toxic Avenger movies would, I think, qualify. As would Mystery Men.
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Flesh Gordon 2
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Damn – I had another on the tip of my typewriter, but I forgot it.
There’s always the aforementioned Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and its sequels.
I think the
Mystery Men covered super heroes pretty well.
Don’t forget Last Action Hero.
Well, the Spanish Inquisition wasn’t exactly a lot of fun in real life.
And let’s not forget the famous “Springtime For Hitler” number from The Producers.
Don’t forget Last Action Hero.
I would like to see a spoof of your typical Lifetime movie. That’s one genre that demands to be mocked.
Someone (in Japan, no less) actually did a movie in recent years about a small Japanese village in the 50s that gets the news reports about a giant monster attacking Tokyo, then rampaging through the country. (It’s not a hoax, but the audience never actually sees the monster themselves.) I’ve heard it’s a comedy, with poignient moments. (And that it’s not yet available in the U.S. 
) I’ll try to dig up the title.
And…they might fall in under “chick flicks,” but would “Lifetime”-style “Women Overcoming Adversity and Eeeeeeevil Men, while Crying a Whole Lot” movies count as a genre?