List of fictitious films

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Below is a list of films (movies) that have been made up in other films, or in literature, television, or other media.

This literature-related list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
This film, television, or video-related list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

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[edit] Fictitious films from real films

[edit] Fictitious films from C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America

  • Be a Good One (slave training film)
  • The Hunt of Dishonest Abe by D.W. Griffith (1915)
  • I Married an Abolitionist (1955)
  • The Dark Jungle (1940)
  • The Good Wife's Guide (wife training film)
  • The Pink List (homophobia film)

[edit] Fictitious films from The Kentucky Fried Movie

[edit] Fictitious films from television

[edit] Fictitious films from 30 Rock

[edit] Fictitious films from The Amanda Show

  • Tidanic
  • Stuart Lipple
  • F-Men
  • Tom Zawyer
  • George From The Jungle
  • Face Ventura
  • The Vantom Menace
  • Austin Powders
  • The Wizard of Voz
  • Snowy Day
  • The Nubby Professor
  • Mission Unpossible (played on a woodchipper)

[edit] Fictitious films from The Critic

[edit] Fictitious films from Drake & Josh

  • Phat Camp
  • Phat Farm
  • TV: The Movie
  • Ick Glockmah
  • Texas
  • Buckets of Blood
  • Kid President
  • Sock Puppets
  • Cavemom 2
  • Total Chaos
  • No Way, Jay
  • Prom Mom
  • Finding Texas
  • Vague and Nebulous
  • Ghost Monsters
  • A Walk To Remember
  • Headless Honeymoon
  • The Empress Strikes Back
  • Monsters From The Drain

[edit] Fictitious films from Family Guy

[edit] Fictitious films from Futurama

[edit] Fictitious films from Gilligan's Island

  • Attack of the 50-Foot Anteater
  • Belly Dancers From Bali Bali
  • The Cowgirl and Pistol Pete
  • Dracula's Women (horror)
  • House on the Hill
  • Housewives From Mars
  • The Hula Girl and the Fullback
  • Land of the Vampires (horror)
  • Mohawk Over the Moon - about a Native American astronaut
  • The Rain Dancers of Rango Rango
  • San Quentin Blues
  • Sing a Song of Sing Sing
  • Singing in the Clouds (musical)
  • Standing Cow, Daughter of Sitting Bull (Western)

[edit] Fictitious films from King of the Hill

  • Cuffs & Collars - pornographic
  • The Flowers of Time
  • Where Apes Fear to Tread, starring Julia Roberts

[edit] Fictitious films from Mad About You

  • A Day at the Zoo (documentary)
  • A Day in the Life of a Button (documentary)
  • Buchman (autobiographical portrait of Paul Buchman)
  • The Fastest Tailor in New York (documentary)
  • The Fastest Short-Order Cook in NYC (documentary)
  • A Halloween Parade (documentary)
  • History of the Television (documentary)
  • Hooter Vacation (documentary)
  • How to Find ’em and Make ‘em Yours (documentary)
  • The Last Milkman in New York City (documentary)
  • The Making of the Making of Titanic (documentary)
  • New York at Night (documentary)
  • On Dog Sledding (documentary)
  • The 70th Anniversary of Yankee Stadium (documentary)
  • Slumlords (documentary)
  • Weed (documentary)

[edit] Fictitious films from Married... with Children

[edit] Fictitious films from Monty Python's Flying Circus

  • Bridge Over the River Trent
  • Buckets of Blood Pouring Out of People's Heads, starring John Wayne
  • E. Henry Thripshaw's Disease, the film adaptation of the aforementioned disease, in development
  • La Fromage Grande
  • Krakatoa, East of Leamington
  • The Mad Woman of Biggleswade
  • Sam Peckinpah's "Salad Days"
  • Scott of the Sahara
  • A Short History of Silly Walks, educational film by the Ministry of Silly Walks

[edit] Fictitious films from Mr. Show with Bob and David

  • Badman Whatever (Mel Brooks parody of Batman Forever)
  • Bare Ambition
  • Coupon: The Movie
  • Driven to Destruction (educational)
  • Goin' Crackers (sequel to The Mirror Crack'd)
  • The Limits of Science (world's oldest educational film)
  • The Mirror Crack'd
  • Pallies
  • Ramming Speed
  • The Return of the Curse of the Creature's Ghost
  • The Story of the Story of Everest
  • The Story of the Story of the Story of Everest
  • Streak-Dome 97 (sequel to Bare Ambition)
  • Taint Misbehavin' (pornographic)
  • Taint Your Wagon (pornographic)

[edit] Fictitious films from Seinfeld

Main article: Fictional films in Seinfeld
  • Agent Zero
  • Barcelona
  • Blame it on the Rain
  • Brown-Eyed Girl
  • Blimp: The Hindenburg Story
  • Checkmate
  • Chunnel
  • Chow Fun
  • Cry, Cry Again
  • Cupid's Rifle
  • Death Blow
  • Firestorm
  • Means to an End
  • Mountain High
  • The Muted Heart
  • The Pain and the Yearning
  • Ponce De Leon
  • Prognosis Negative
  • The Other Side of Darkness
  • Rochelle, Rochelle - "A young woman's strange, erotic journey from Milan to Minsk"
  • Sack Lunch

[edit] Fictitious films from Pokemon

  • "Meowth Zilla
  • "Plusle & Minun's Great Adventure
  • Pocket Monsters
  • "Titanic"
  • "Wild West

[edit] Fictitious films from The Simpsons

[edit] Happy Little Elves series

  • The Happy Little Elves
  • The Return of the Happy Little Elves
  • The Happy Little Elves Meet the Curious Bear Cub
  • The Happy Little Elves in Tinkly-Winkly Town
  • The Happy Little Elves Meet Fuzzy Snuggleduck
  • The Happy Little Elves' Christmas Special

[edit] McBain series

  • McBain
  • McBain: Let's Get Silly
  • McBain IV: Fatal Discharge
  • McBain V: You Have the Right to Remain DEAD!
  • The Incredible Shrinking McBain

[edit] Springfield Film Festival entries

From the episode "A Star is Burns":

See also the films of Troy McClure.

[edit] Fictitious films from South Park

[edit] Fictitious films from Star Trek

  • Animal Control, comedy in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Apache Serenade, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Attack of the Martians, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Banned in Phoenix, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Beyond the Rocky Mountains, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Bride of Chaotica, The, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise, referenced in: Star Trek: Voyager
  • Canyon of the Rustler, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Celestial Navigation, musical movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Curse of the Buccaneer, adventure movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Death in Arizona, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Dixon Hill and the Black Orchid, adventure movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Escape from Dodge City, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Fear Planet, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Frontier Maverick of the West, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • It Came From Beneath the Refrigerator, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Jailhouse Promise, thriller in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Love's Lovely Love, musical movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Man From San Francisco, The, comedy in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Mister Willis of Ohio, adventure movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152. (Named after Mr. Willis of Ohio, episode of The West Wing.) - Enterpise
  • Montana Ambush, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Pirates from Hell, adventure movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Planet of the Undead, The, horror movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Sheriff's Revenge, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Stagecoach of Flame, The, western in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • Strange Case of Mr. Cigars, horror movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise . Likely a reference to the early Earl Mac Rauch script that spawned Buckaroo Banzai.
  • Supernova Dawn, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • The Underworld Aliens, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise
  • World Beyond Zero, science-fiction movie in the motion picture library aboard the Enterprise NX-01 in 2152 - Enterprise

[edit] Fictitious films from Trailer Park Boys

  • Bare Pimp Project (pornographic)
  • From Russia With the Lone Bone (pornographic)
  • J-Roc's Trailer Park Girls Gone Wild (pornograpic)

[edit] Fictitious films from books

[edit] Fictitious films from A Series of Unfortunate Events

  • Zombies in the Snow
  • Werewolves in the Rain
  • Ghosts in the Desert
  • Goblins in the Garden
  • Mummies in the Jungle
  • Bigfoot in the Mall
  • Ants in the Fruit Salad
  • Vampires in the Retirement Community
  • Lions in the Mountains
  • Surgeons in the Theater
  • Gorillas in the Fog
  • Bats in the Train Station
  • Hypnotists in the Office
  • Alligators in the Sewer
  • Realtors in the Cave
  • Leeches in the Lake
  • The Littlest Elf

All of these films are directed by Dr. Gustav Sebald and the majority, if not all, are encoded. This list was derived from Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Autobiography.

[edit] Fictitious films from Moving Pictures (Discworld)

[edit] Fictitious films from comics

[edit] Fictitious films from Calvin and Hobbes

  • Attack of the Coed Cannibals
  • Cannibal Stewardess Vixens Unchained
  • Killer Prom Queen
  • The Cuisinart Murderer of Central High
  • Sorority Row Horror
  • Vampire Sorority Babes
  • Venusian Vampire Vixens

[edit] Fictitious films from video games

[edit] Fictitious films from the Mortal Kombat series

These are all films starring Mortal Kombat character Johnny Cage.

  • 7 Poisons
  • 24 Karate Gold
  • Aquatic Assault
  • Cage Match
  • Dragon Fist
  • Dragon Fist 2
  • Exiting the Dragon of Death
  • The Gist of My Fist
  • HWAAAAA!!
  • Mortal Kombat (there was an actual Mortal Kombat movie made, but the movie as referenced in the game is considered fictional)
  • Mortal Kombat II (there was an actual Mortal Kombat II movie made, but the movie as referenced in the game is considered fictional)
  • Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance
  • Mortal Kombat: The Death of Johnny Cage (unfinished)
  • Ninja Mime
  • So Long and Thanks For All The Karate
  • Son of Dragon Fist
  • Sudden Violence
  • Who's That?

[edit] Fictitious films from plays

[edit] Other fictitious films

  • Nature Trail to Hell (in 3-D) - "Weird Al" Yankovic song "Nature Trail to Hell"
  • Rocky XIII - "Weird Al" Yankovic song "Theme from Rocky XIII"
  • I Saw What You Ate Last Tuesday - fictional movie mentioned in the Pokémon television show.
  • Pokémon in Love - fictional movie mentioned in the Pokémon television show.
  • Brain Eaters from Outer Space, a fictional B-movie featured in the Animaniacs episode: "Potty Emergency".
  • Dangeresque 2: This Time, It's Not Dangeresque 1 from underground internet cartoon Homestar Runner. Also, Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, Too?! and Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective ... in 3D! are also included in the fictional Dangeresque franchise.

[edit] See also

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