Orgazmo

An early foray by Trey Parker and Matt Stone into the realm of feature films, Orgazmo is a movie about a Mormon missionary who gets recruited by the evil Maxxx Orbison to take part in a cheesy pornographic superhero action/adventure/porno starring Orgazmo, the superhero who fights and uses his Orgazmorator to stun evildoers with orgasms. The moral scruples of Joe Young cause Maxxx to use a stunt cock - a double for the missionary - in penetration scenes, leaving him the acting... and some softcore porn. Soon he is introduced to his sidekick to be, Ben Chapleski, AKA Choda Boy, a PHD from MIT with a laboratory in his basement who only does porn because women don't take him seriously but in porn, he gets some action. But trouble comes when the owner of their favorite sushi bar is forced to give up his restaurant by thugs, prompting Ben to give Joe a REAL Orgazmorator...

A very corny movie rated NC-17 by the MPAA, one of many causes of Parker & Stone's long battle regarding censorship, the movie is only extreme in that it has a lot of dildo on-screen - indeed, the sex scenes in this movie are much less extreme than what appear in many PG-13-rated movies, and are largely played for laughs.

Tropes related to the movie:
"Joe Young: Would you just stop hollerin' at me? Criminy!"
 * Affectionate Parody: Of both pornographic and superhero movies.
 * And This Is For:
 * Bound and Gagged: is Chained to a Bed and gets tape on  mouth, too.
 * Catch Phrase: "Now. I don't wanna sound like a queer or nuthin.' but -" It's the face he makes after that really makes this a catch phrase.
 * Chained to a Bed:
 * by Maxxx Orbison, and on the set of a porno, too.
 * One scene that Joe acts in as Orgazmo involves him getting Chained to a Bed as a Distressed Dude who has to be saved from the Ass-Fuck Twins by Choda Boy.
 * Chekhov's Skill:
 * Clark Kenting: No one is ever fooled by the main characters' superhero costumes.
 * Crosses the Line Twice: A devout Mormon missionary gets a job playing a superhero in porno films to raise money for his wedding to his almost painfully-wholesome fiancée. Despite some very obvious signs that God doesn't want him having anything to do with porn. Along the way, he ends up becoming a crime fighter in an in-universe version of Defictionalization, and defeats his enemies by shooting them with a ray gun that forces them to orgasm on the spot. Not to mention that the movies become so popular that there's a line of toys made based on them. And we see a young child playing with one of them.
 * Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Joe Young's skills at hand-to-hand combat are why he gets his job.
 * Distressed Damsel: Maxxx Orbison decides to kidnap to ensure that Joe continues to play the part of Orgazmo. Guess what Joe and Ben decide to do?
 * Exactly What It Says on the Tin: "The Ass-Fuck Twins"
 * Fan Disservice: Despite all the talk about porn in this movie, there are no actual sex scenes and the naked male ass is seen more often than any other R-rated piece of anatomy. And then there's T-Rex.
 * Give Me a Sign: Joe asks a figure of Jesus for a sign that he shouldn't act in a porn movie. An earthquake happens. Joe looks around for a moment, then asks again for any sort of sign.
 * Gosh Dang It to Heck:
 * Joe Young and his fiancee Lisa, being devout Mormons, stand out by virtue of their abstinence from swearing.

"Jimmy: Curses! Tommy: Curses?"
 * Then there's the guys trying to muscle G-Fresh into signing over his business:

"Dave the Lighting Guy: I don't wanna sound like a queer or nothin', but you got a really nice ass Joe Young: Thanks... Dave the Lighting Guy: (Smacks Joe's ass)"
 * Hair-Trigger Temper: Orbison, oh so much.
 * Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?: Naturally, after prefacing his comments with "I don't wanna sound like a queer or nothin'...", everything that Dave the Lighting Guy says becomes increasingly homoerotic.

"Joe: I'm pissed off!"
 * Hey It's That Cast: Something like better than half of the cast of the movie are porn actors in Real Life.
 * Hey, It's That Voice!: Which is gonna happen in any movie starring Trey Parker and Matt Stone
 * I Know Kung Faux: Choda Boy and his Hamster style kung fu.
 * Jerkass: Orbison and his nephew, A-Cup.
 * Jizzed in My Pants: The effect of the Orgazmorator. On both men and women.
 * Knocking on Heathens' Door: The intro of the film, and how Joe Young ended up getting into the porn business.
 * Latex Perfection
 * Lewd Lust, Chaste Sex: All of the sex scenes are far from explicit and are played for comic effect and yet we get to see make out. With tongue involved.
 * Madonna-Whore Complex: Interestingly applied to males as well as females. With the sole exceptions of G-Fresh, the owner of the sushi bar and those who regularly harass him in an attempt to run him out of his own business, every character of any importance is either involved in the porn business or a devout Mormon.
 * Meaningful Echo: "Looks like he's sleeping with the fishes, see?"
 * Money, Dear Boy: The reason Joe gets involved with porn acting in the first place. He wants to marry his fiancee, Lisa, and apparently, their temple charges a hefty fee for performing sealing ceremonies. Also, Lisa wants to have a nice place when they're married.
 * One Steve Limit: "There are many Jeffs in the world, and many Toms as well. But I... am Sancho."
 * Precision F-Strike: Joe has one in reaction to

"Lisa: I don't know what's happened to you, Joe, but... I hope you're happy in the life you've chosen.
 * Running Gag:
 * "I don't wanna sound like a queer or nothin'..."
 * STUNT COCK!
 * "Jesus!" "Where?"
 * Save the Princess: See Distressed Damsel above
 * Sequel Hook
 * Shout-Out: A couple to Dickens' A Christmas Carol and some others to Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman

Joe: "Don't quote Dickens in my apartment!""


 * Show Within a Show: In-universe, it becomes so incredibly popular it gains mainstream appeal and children's toys are made based on the characters.
 * Shown Their Work: A lot of in-jokes from the porn industry show up. For example, porn people apparently eat a lot of Pop Tarts.
 * Spandex, Latex, or Leather: In the Film Within a Film, they wear spandex. In their genuine superhero personas, it's latex.
 * Spiritual Successor: The Book of Mormon, the Broadway musical that Trey Parker and Matt Stone later wrote, which also focuses on the inner conflicts of a Mormon missionary.
 * That Poor Cat: Choda Boy's cock rocket sparks a lot, flies off-screen, and apparently hits a cat.
 * Those Wacky Nazis: Joe claims his character, who Lisa thinks killed himself (Joe lied and said the movie was an adaptation of Death of a Salesman), was actually killed by the CIA for selling smack to Nazis.
 * What the Hell, Hero?: gives Joe one of these when she finds out that he's been acting in porn movies.