Harold and Kumar

Not horror, but at the price movies are charging, I think we all need every warning/recommendation we can get.

It was definitely funny. I haven't laughed so much in a long time. But it relied WAY too much on just saying "dick," "douchebag" or making farting noises. It's an extremely vulgar film, with way too many shots of genitals (male, female, real, and imagined) and jokes related to them. And having white people be the brunt of every joke didn't offend me, but it just got predictable after a while. I'd say the highlights were the Neil Patrick Harris segment, and the way Harold can look when something unbelievable is happening around/to him.