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They have moved from parodying mainstream movies and TV shows to putting an X-rated twist on everything from public figures to TV commercials and consumer products.
Another target for adult movie studios has been Internet companies, many of which already have been tainted by profanity, nudity and hard-core sex on their services. Craigslist, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter all have received the porn parody treatment.
Strangely there are no parodies yet for Angie’s List, LinkedIn, Yahoo or Tumblr, all of which seem like naturals.
So, guess which Internet company has been parodied the most by porn studios?
It’s MySpace with 18 movies to date, followed by Facebook with 14, Twitter with eight and Uber with seven.
Updated Dec. 1, 2018.
Most popular Internet companies for porn studios to parody
1. MySpace
My Space (2006-08), a series of four movies
MySpace.cum (2006), a series of two movies
MyPlace: A Space for Whores (2006-07), a series of four movies
MyXXXpornspace.com (2006)
Bi Space (2007)
MyBlackAssSpace.com (2007), two movies in series
From MySpace to My Place (2007-08), a series of two movies
MySexSpace (2008)
MyFavorite.EmoSluts (2011)
2. Facebook
Fuck-Book Diaries (2012-13), a series of seven movies
Social Network Sluts (2012-13), a series of three movies
The Facial Network (2012)
MILFbook (2009), a series of two movies
Facefuck Friend Request (2015)
3. Twitter
Twitter My Shitter (2009)
Titter (2009)
Pornstar Tweet (2009)
#ImaSlut (2011-12), a series of three movies
Tweeters (2013)
Young, Sweet, Wet Twitter Twats (2017)
4. Uber
Screwber X (2016)
Boober Drivers (2016), a series of two movies
Boober (2018) by Devil’s Film, a series of two movies
Boober (2018) by Wyde Syde Productions
Uber XXX (2018)
5. Craigslist
Creig’s List Cuties (2012-13), a series of three movies
Craig’s List Compulsion (2008)
Graigslist (2006)
6. YouTube
Lube You (2006)
Yu Tube (2009)
New Tube (2009-10), a series of two movies
7. Snapchat
Snap Chats (2015)
SnatchChat (2018)
8. Groupon
Group-on (2014)
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