These 18 Raunchy Comedies on Netflix Are Sure Get Your Heart Rate Up

In this slapstick romp, five teens go on a spring break camping trip, but a booze-fueled night leads to an unfortunate incident with a Samurai sword and the severing of one of the guys' . . . well, package. It's ridiculous as it sounds in the best kind of way.

Watch "The Package" on Netflix.

Gillian Jacobs, Vanessa Bayer, and Phoebe Robinson play three best friends whose trip to Ibiza becomes a game to track down a popular DJ (played by "Game of Thrones" hottie Richard Madden). This movie offers just as many shenanigans as romantic moments, making for a perfectly naughty rom-com.

Watch "Ibiza: Love Drunk" on Netflix.

Set in Auckland, NZ, this hilarious rom-com follows platonic, codependent, cynical besties (who only became friends when they learned that they were dating the same guy). They run an agency to help clients break up with their significant others, which usually involves some pretty unorthodox methods. It's sexy, smart, and raunchy AF.

Watch "The Breaker Upperers" on Netflix.

After Nardo confesses to his groomsmen that he has some reservations about his upcoming nuptials, his besties try to put a stop to the wedding, which causes the bride to take off on their Mexican honeymoon solo. Nardo chases after his fiancé, and when he encounters some trouble in Mexico, the same friends who stopped his wedding must attempt to track him down.

Watch "Search Party" on Netflix.

Starring David Spade and Nat Faxon, this comedy tells the story of two college grads who get into drunken a debate about which one of their dads — one of whom is a meek scientist and the other a jobless deadbeat — could win in a fight. Unfortunately, the dads take the challenge seriously, and their fierce battle has some pretty dire consequences.

Watch "Father of the Year" on Netflix.

Starring Katie Aselton, Toni Collette, Bridget Everett, and Molly Shannon, this fun romp revolves around four moms with preschool-aged kids who decide they're in desperate need of a mommies' night out. However, what starts off as a polite dinner becomes something very different once alcohol, karaoke, and a cute bartender are added to the mix.

Watch "Fun Mom Dinner" on Netflix.

In this wild French comedy, two former nerds return home for their school reunion, eager to show their former bullies and crushes just how much they've changed since they were teens. Think "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion", but set in France.

Watch "Back to School" on Netflix.

Set in 1980s Bangalore, India, this English-language Indian comedy revolves around a trio of college-aged virgins who are eager to find women willing to sleep with them. When the group heads to Kolkata for a team quiz competition, they hope the trip will give them an opportunity to finally lose their virginities.

Watch "Brahman Naman" on Netflix.

In this comedy, a young aspiring rapper (played by real-life rapper Kyle) finds himself the subject of internet mockery, but an invitation to an exclusive party gives him a chance to potentially revive his reputation — and his career. If you love wild NYC parties and unexpected rapper cameos, then this movie is for you.

Watch "The After Party" on Netflix.

Adapted from the bestselling book by Romanian comedian Andrei Ciobanu, this Romanian coming-of-age flick follows the story of a shy 16-year-old named Andrei who's hopelessly in love with his beautiful (and devastatingly aloof) classmate, Ramona — that is, until he meets hotel clerk Anemona. When Anemona unexpectedly falls for Andrei's dorky charm, he must decide between his two crushes.

Watch "Oh, Ramona!" on Netflix.

Topher Grace stars in this woefully underrated musical comedy as Nick, a failed Broadway-singer-turned-production-manager who's tasked with saving his flailing show before opening night. We guarantee you've never seen a musical quite as raunchy as this one.

Watch "Opening Night" on Netflix.

Starring David Spade and Lauren Lapkus, this goofy comedy tells the story of a man who thinks he's invited his dream girl to join him on a work retreat to Hawaii — but he accidentally texts a woman from a disastrous blind date instead. Lapkus totally nails the role of the titular Missy, and her performance alone makes this one worth watching.

Watch "The Wrong Missy" on Netflix.

This French comedy is reminiscent of "The Hangover", telling the story of two friends who decide to ditch their boring jobs to become bachelor party planners in Budapest, Hungary, much to the annoyance of their wives. It may not paint the most accurate portrait of Budapest, but it's definitely packed with LOL-worthy moments.

Watch "Budapest" on Netflix.

This biographical comedy film stars Eddie Murphy as Rudy Ray Moore, an outrageous comedian who rose to prominence in the late 1960s and is best known for his character of Dolemite, a character he often played in his stand-up routines. Thanks to Murphy (as well as the star-packed cast of characters), this movie is wildly funny and delightfully naughty all at the same time.

Watch "Dolemite Is My Name" on Netflix.

Kevin Hart takes on the role of Sonny, a family man who finally finds time for himself in years while his wife and kids are away, and reunites with his friend for a crazy, fun-filled weekend.

Watch "Me Time" on Netflix now.

This sports comedy film starring Andre 3000 and Will Ferrell follows Ferrell as he plays Jackie Moon, a singer who uses the profits from his only single to satisfy his dream of owning a basketball team. On this quest, he acquires one of the worst teams in the league who struggle to survive and make it to the pros.

Watch "Semi Pro" on Netflix now.

The fourth installment in the "Scary Movie" film series, "Scary Movie 4" follows Cindy Campbell and her sex-obsessed friend Brenda as they team up with a clueless hottie, Tom Ryan to save the world from alien invasion. The horror parody film also features celebrity cameos including Carmen Electra and Shaquille O'Neal.

Watch "Scary Movie 4" on Netflix now.

This American teen parody film, follows the journey of an outcast artist's transformation into a prom queen. The far-fetched film is based on teen favorites such as "She's All That" and "10 Things I Hate About You." It also features an all-star cast including Chris Evans, Lacey Chebert, and Deon Richmond.

Watch "Not Another Teen Movie" on Netflix now.