R-RATED MOVIES - MY PARENTS' REACTION TO ME WATCHING THEM | Double Toasted Bites

R-RATED MOVIES - MY PARENTS' REACTION TO ME WATCHING THEM | Double Toasted Bites - Today Korey recounts a story about how he used to watch R Rated movies and how that took things way too far and his parents ended up arguing about it. Whether some of thee R rated movies could make it to Disney Plus, or whether they were horror, comedy, action, adventure, drama, it doesn't matter if they were the best or worst, some parents really did not allow their youths to watch these things back in the day. Find out what movies Korey was watching that got such a reaction, and tell us what are some of your favorite R Rated movies in the comments as well!
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[@ThomasCaiJinzhan]

i watched Terminator 1 and Terminator 2 when i was like 8 via VHS...introduced by my dad. Mum didn't mind because she thought it was just a mindless saturday morning cartoon movie featuring robots.. LMAO.

[@Mister_Cool]

An American Werewolf in London is a classic. Even though I am more of a fan of bipedal werewolf designs over werewolves that walk on four legs since it better embodies the man side to the monster (with werewolves being almost a split of man and monster, I think that is more fitting to have something that stands like a human but looks and behaves like something else), it is good to have variety. Werewolves do not have to all look or move the same. Even though An American Werewolf in London is a classic, one thing I kept thinking about is that there can be a case made that there was actually no werewolf in the movie. I know that may sound crazy, but it's just something I started to wonder about when watching it for like the fourth time. What if the guy is suffering from lycanthropy (the medical condition), and we are seeing the movie from his perspective? Four things that made me think that was how easily/quickly the "werewolves" got put down (one was ended with a single shot), silver (an extremely common weakness to werewolves) was not involved, how quickly a werewolf would turn back into a human after being killed, and how the nurse talked to him at the very end before police ended him. The nurse spoke to him almost like a patient that she was trying to talk down. If there really was a giant four-legged monster in front of her, would she really be trying to talk to him like that? Say he actually was a werewolf. She never saw him transformed before. How would she know it was him? Since he would have been turned by another werewolf since he was attacked, there were obviously others out there.

[@DetroitAlan01]

That’s a good theory, with a lot of sound evidence to back it up. Just one issue. The unarmed, adult human male does not have the physical attributes to inflict the level of damage depicted in this movie. Also, if the creature had been bipedal and more anthropomorphic in build, it’d have been a wolf man and not a werewolf. Might sound like a nitpick, but there is a difference.

[@Mister_Cool]

@@DetroitAlan01 I think we would be surprised what an adult human male can do, especially when exhibiting hysterical strength brought on by some sort of extreme mental state. There are stories like the guy that took bath salts and chewed off another guy's face. I have never heard of the distinction between a wolfman and a werewolf before, especially the distinction being one is on two legs while the other is on four. When I looked it up, the only thing I saw hinting at a difference was this: The difference between wolfman and werewolf is that wolfman is a werewolf or lycanthrope while werewolf is a person who is transformed or can transform into a wolf or a wolflike human, often said to transform during a full moon.

[@DeniseFaraday]

Any story that involves Korey's dad will have your ass laughing on the floor! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shanta824]

A child worst nightmare 😶🤣📺

[@mitchellneuhoff9946]

He sounds a lot like my dad to be honest

[@KanWoo76]

😆😂🤣I feel you. We went through the same damn thing, but it was my father that allowed us to watch ANYTHING with the threat that we better not tell my mother! That's funny too. My father took me & my cousin to see *Purple Rain* and at that sex scene he yelled out "Yeeeaaah" then nudged us both and said "What y'all know bout that!?" with a huge ass grin on his face. First time I got in trouble was after he took me & my brother to see *Porky's* and I thought "Tallywhacker" was the funniest thing and kept saying it, my mother popped my mouth. My mother's best reaction is when she walked in on us watching *Silence Of The Lambs* and it was the scene when Bill is asking "would you 'fk me?" She immediately started going off. When he tucked though. . .the country in her blasted out!!! She yelled "OH HELL NAW!! What is this shit!? Turn this freaky ass shit off! You damn well know y'all don't need to be watching this crazy ass shit! Tucking his pecker talking bout would you f'k me. And Jim (my father) you should be damn sho shamed of yourself in here with them enjoying this crazy ass movie!" All my father, my brother and me could do was laugh our asses off! At the time I was 17/18, my brother was 24/25 and she was going off like we were still little. Funniest my mother ever was!

[@k.delpino1124]

My father would let me watch rated-R action films. Only because we both loved action films. My mom wasn't too mad. I wasn't warped by the things I saw. But I was amazed at what these films got away with.

[@TheMeloettaful]

I don't really remember my folks putting up a fuss with me watching R rated movies 🤔. But the only show my mom really fussed at me watching was South Park lol 😂.

[@charenzo95]

I love when Korey tells stories about his parents. They're so animated and there's nothing funnier than babyboomer married couples.

[@Danjoker.]

Korey's stories are the best

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Danjoker He is a great storyteller, one of my favorites is him talking about not being able to sleep at his in-laws house in Turkey.

[@08baby25]

@@justindenney-hall5875 Where can I find that story?🤣

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@08baby25 It's on this channel it's called "KOREY AND HIS LACK OF SLEEP IN INSTANBAUL TURKEY" and I have it in a double toasted playlist on my channel.

[@lenindominguez1986]

​@@justindenney-hall5875noice 👍

[@CKBrooke]

Choked on my toothpaste-I’m crying laughing! 😂

[@stephanhenry9205]

This gives so much insight to Koreys “interesting” tastes

[@rickyDakid89]

I remember back in those days I got to play any rated m game that was the best part of being a teenager

[@katevand]

our childhoods sound similar my father didn't want any sci fi fantasy fiction in the house. had to hide Star Trek from him

[@dalime605]

Damn. My dad's a huge sci-fi fan. Any reason why?

[@katevand]

@@dalime605 an asshole doesn't cover it?

[@bandersnatchbigfootexplore549]

Xtro is a film I was so grossed out I turned it off. I remember watching jay and silent bob with my friend while my grandmother was in the house and the movie started with 20 f bombs in the first 3 minutes lol.

[@JuddArsenal]

That, "he already seen it x4" was hilarious

[@patrickcharles6983]

my parents weren't bothered by me and my brother watching R-rated flicks. my mom took us to see Terminator 2 when it came out, my aunt gave me Prom Night,Halloween,Army of Darkness and a Nightmare on Elm Street on VHS for my 7th birthday and my dad showed us "Friday", Critters 1&2 and the Cheech&Chong films.

[@reggiewolfpac7711]

Yeah when I was a kid I saw Terminator 2 on VHS & Friday in theaters with my family.

[@KinkajouOneTwo]

It kills me when Martin says it’s a black Tennessee Williams play 😭

[@dalime605]

I was too much of a wimp for horror movies when I was a kid. In fact the first horror movie I watched willingly, on my own, was Bride of Chucky. It was just lying around the house, and I was like "well, I've seen everything else. I'll give it a shot." Most of it went by and I was like "well that wasn't so bad..." Then that final scene came up before the end credits. My cousins would try to get me into horror but I would always wmp out. Fucked me up for a while

[@Voodooray007]

Xtro?! Damn that movie was wildin. My mom let my little sister watch 'Creepshow'. She was three back then.

[@antoinefilms_]

Korey is working out some child hood stuff with the old movie stories LOL 🤣😂🤣 hilarious

[@felipelovecraft1767]

Purple Rain tragedy lol.

[@flameroad123]

They really do make R rated movies like they use to. Even the R rating feels like a pg-13 movie's

[@cjjones258]

The House of Colemans in Korey's R-Rated Movie Watch

[@samuelclark1677]

My mother wouldn't let me listen to gangsta rap when I was a kid to the point she would only buy me Will Smith CD's....but my father wouldn't care

[@Gabreya]

LOL!!! Damn, Korey! My parents kind of allowed me to watch R-Rated movies when I was a child. Though, they did watch most of them with me. I don't remember which R-rated movie was my first. But, the earliest R-rated movies that I remember seeing were "Speed", "Poetic Justice", "Interview with the Vampire", and "Coming to America" when I was either 4 or 5 years old.

[@lenindominguez1986]

I Remember Watching Speed , Disney's Hercules, Space Jam & a few R-Rated Movies Back in My Dad

[@morningstar7329]

0:59, 3:40, 6:19 LOL

[@tyronebion342]

Ha funny he mentions Purple Rain that was the first R rated movie my mom and aunt saw. They rented a VCR and the vhs from blockbuster. And my grandparents made them close their eyes when him and apples had sex 😂

[@Shanmania]

This is amazing lol, more Corey stories

[@rylade475]

I remember the first Rated R movie I’ve seen as a kid was Kill Bill Vol. 1. I was probably 8 years old and living with my cousins in the Philippines at the time, my uncle brought the movie home and everybody watched it. I wasn’t phased at all, but I got a good laugh when Ume Thurman sliced Lucy Liu’s brain off

[@WhatdidijustwatchHorror]

The movie that made my parents pay attention to what I was renting was, "Black Devil Doll from Hell" (1984). I thought it would be like Child's Play, until *that scene. (Psst, I reviewed it on my channel.)

[@ianroehrig5491]

I had a similar experience when I was a kid, only my parents were divorced. I remember having a heated argument with my dad after I went to see an "R" rated movie at the movie theater. He was upset at me because I saw an "R" rating movie and I wasn't 18-years old. I was 17 years old and had to explain that was the legal age to watch an "R" rated movie. Needlessly, he refused to believe me.

[@DetroitAlan01]

The DT’s should review AAWiL. It’s one of the rare horror movies to get 4 stars. Over 40 years after its release, it, not only still holds up, but puts most contemporary horror films to shame. Not a cult classic. Just a classic. Period.

[@charliethoms5064]

I remember seeing Watchmen with my Dad when I was a teenager, lol awkward

[@avgnfandon2]

Patrick Wilson thrusting in slow mo😭

[@rporche2600]

Hallelujah

[@The3rdGunman]

Wow. Not as bad but I watched True Lies with my mom and that Jamie Lee Curtis strip tease was akward to watch with her

[@avgnfandon2]

@@The3rdGunman nah that shit worse than watching Jamie😭

[@The3rdGunman]

@@avgnfandon2 Of course, that's why I prefaced my comment with "Not as bad but" I couldn't image sitting through that Watchmen scene with my parents. I felt bad watching it alone

[@613lcd]

My mom took my brother and I to a Rated-R movie...I guess she didn't know any better and the movie was "Flowers in the attic " lol smh

[@wilcee238]

My dad was cool but weird. He let me watch “Total Recall” where people got gunned down, and their arms ripped off, but covered my eyes for the three boobed woman scene.

[@chadbryson8842]

My Dad did the same thing when he tooked me to see that. I was 11.

[@TheMeloettaful]

I guess my folks didn't care to cover my eyes cause that's all I remember from the movie was the three boobed lady lol 😂! I wonder where that actress is now 🤔? And whether she'd be flattered or not that she was the only person we really remembered in the movie 😅😂.

[@michaelstrong5383]

My dad got me into Goodfellas and Blazing Saddles when I was a teenager.

[@TheMeloettaful]

I don't really remember my folks putting up a fuss with me watching R rated movies 🤔. But the only show my mom really fussed at me watching was South Park lol 😂. That was a forbidden show at my house, but I still watched it somehow when my mom was not there 😁😆.

[@lenindominguez1986]

​@@TheMeloettaful life gives us Werid images when we watching R-Rated Movies

[@08baby25]

This is too funny!😂🤣🤣🤣

[@youngknight5589]

Im suprised his dad didn't want him watching R rated cause my dad was the complete opposite he WANTED me to watch R rated or PG 13 movies while i was watching Ed, Edd, n Eddy.