Rock of Ages didn’t exactly set the box office on fire this past weekend, but it did experience another type of burning sensation. A recent medical screening of the film revealed that the hair metal musical has contracted gonorrhea. Theater chains and movie patrons across the nation are being told that there is no cause for alarm because although gonorrhea is slightly painful, it is still one of the “mostly treatable” STDs around. The diagnosis can likely be attributed to the onscreen actions of sleazy 80′s rock singer Stacee Jaxx and his groupie minion sex entourage. To avoid a public relations nightmare, New Line Cinemas has come up with a plan that will educate the handful of people who still wish to see Rock of Ages about the dangers of STDs while at the same time giving them a healthier viewing experience.
Stacee Jaxx likely responsible for Rock of Ages contracting gonorrhea
Dr. Leo Spaceman (pronounced spa-chem-in) has been working alongside New Line to help the studio deal with this very serious problem and still maximize the film’s grosses. “There is a danger of audiences getting the STD through osmosis while watching Tom Cruise act like a filthy 80′s androgynous rocker, but we feel we’ve nipped that problem in the bud with my invention of the cine-lactic viewing shield,” the good doctor stated confidently. “The cine-lactic while not 100% effective should be able to combat the spread of the disease if used responsibly. Film goers can find them in their local pharmacies or just buy them for a significantly marked up price at the concession stand of their local theater. They come in all different sizes, shapes, and colors so everyone can look fantastic in their cine-lactic! It’s my job to allow you to enjoy the decadence of 80′s metal, booze, drugs, and groupie sex with little or no worries!”
Dr. Spaceman implores audiences to watch Rock of Ages responsibly
These film goers have their cine-lactics on and are ready to confidently rock the ages!
It’s bad enough that Rock of Ages appears to be a box office flop, but now New Line has to deal with being the first studio to have a film classified as a health hazard on its resume as well. Audiences should skip the extra butter and just sprinkle penicillin on their popcorn while watching this one!





Movies can’t contract STDs! This article is stupid.
Adam Shankman SWAT Team Unite!
Twitter: MarkusWelby1
June 18, 2012 5:19 pm
I have to trust the wisdom of Dr. Spaceman. All my sources are indeed valid.
Twitter: ThatbadassJC
June 18, 2012 6:50 pm
So this is why raunchy movies leave me feeling a bit sick after
Twitter: MarkusWelby1
June 19, 2012 7:39 am
what kind of raunchy movies ya watchin there dirty?
Twitter: ThatbadassJC
June 19, 2012 10:32 am
All kinds
I totally got all kinds of eye herpes after coming into contact with Adam Sandler’s Jack and Jill. Could this be related?
Twitter: MarkusWelby1
June 19, 2012 7:39 am
If Jack and Jill transmits herpes, I wonder what kind of awfulness comes from That’s My Boy?
Twitter: prestoninside
June 18, 2012 10:48 pm
I liked this movie and from the moment I saw Stacee I was even more glued. The problem is I got the worst kind of STD a guy can possibly get. I GOT PREGNANT. And my newly growing spawn is very picky. Every time I listen to pop or hip hop it kicks the beejezus outta me, I put on Van Halen or Bon Jovi and it goes right to sleep. Trust me when I say gonorrhea are the least of your worries, because now my friends are calling me Hairy Back Mary. Virgin Mary was apparently taken.
Twitter: MarkusWelby1
June 19, 2012 7:41 am
Yeah, Van Halen is kind of like running the vacuum cleaner…..it puts em right to sleep.
Twitter: prestoninside
June 19, 2012 10:39 am
Exactly
If I had any desire to see this movie left after the panning it got, it’s all gone now. Ew.
Twitter: MarkusWelby1
June 20, 2012 9:48 am
Dr. Spaceman says you’ve got a 64% chance of not contracting gonorrhea through Rock of Ages osmosis as long as you’re wearing protection.