That's Gross!!

[GUYANATHUGG]

Of all the movies you have ever seen, has there been one that has a particular scene that grosses you out?. A scene that makes you cringe or change the channel if it's on T.V.?

[Dennis K]

It wasn't in a movie, but that time Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley kissed at the MTV Music Awards almost made me barf.

[thehod]

Legally Blonde 2 made me want to gouge out my eyeballs it was so horrific.

[Phil Clark]

The throw-up scene in whatever Monty Python movie it was in. I saw it with my wife and when that scene came, and I knew it was coming, I just closed my eyes and told her to let me know when it was over.

Just thinking about it makes my stomach turn even now.

[Guts/Batman]

Not a movie but a show in general...

Fear Factor.

[jessecuster]

American History X - when the black guys are trying to steal his car and he beats the one up and has him put his teeth on the curb. It is the most horrible thing I have ever seen or thought about.

[Space Poo]

Van Wilder - the eclairs!


And I have issues with vomit, it seems to be in almost every movie these days. The two that really get to me is in Stand By Me at the pie-eating contest. And also in The Witches of Eastwick.

Freakin' gross.

[HomerJay]

American History X - when the black guys are trying to steal his car and he beats the one up and has him put his teeth on the curb. It is the most horrible thing I have ever seen or thought about.

Yeah, I think that is one of the most shockingly brutal acts of violence I've ever seen in a Hollywood movie.

I have a VERY tough time watching the bug scene in TEMPLE OF DOOM. The scene in DAY OF THE DEAD when the soldier gets his head torn off in mid-scream and his jaw is still twitching as his head is being carried away completely fucked me up when I first saw it.

[SnowTrooper]

I cant watch the puking part of the Exorcist or Scary Movies 2.

[Phoney Bone]

The scene in Poltergeist where the maggots start crawling out of the meat on the counter. I can handle the goriest of gore and vomiting... but i can't STAND to see anything with maggots.

[DonC]

I wasn't feeling well at the time, so there I was watching David Cronenberg's The Fly when Jeff Goldblum's character says he learned something new. He then secretes some kind of puss-y acid on a dounut and eats it.

That was the one and only time a movie almost made me throw up.

[meethraa]

The Fly was a big gross fest back then, yeah. Recently I'd have to say the first violent scene in Irréversible. It wasn't just gross but also very disturbing and shocking. Over-the-top gore doesn't gross me out that much anymore, but something that "realistic" was just too much.

Also, for some reason, puking scenes always make me laugh uncontrollably. It can be the least possible funny movie but if they go overboard with a puke scene I'll just lose it. Problem Child 2 is one of my favorites. And there was this Jackass episode that involved drinking lots of milk....

[FresnoXpatriate]

The part where Uma Thurman steps on Darryl Hannah's Eyeball in Kill Bill vol. 2. Eecch.

[StoneGold]

The whole thing with the dog head splitting in half from The Thing

[Vaders shoeshine boy]

The scene in Poltergeist where the maggots start crawling out of the meat on the counter. I can handle the goriest of gore and vomiting... but i can't STAND to see anything with maggots.


I dare you to see CreepShow ! no maggots,just roaches!

[Jared]

The part where Uma Thurman steps on Darryl Hannah's Eyeball in Kill Bill vol. 2. Eecch.

Gah! I like the movie, but I try not to think about that part. As fake as it looks, it's not fake enough!

[J Dog]

Thing inside out in "Galaxy Quest".

Also, the TV falling on the dude in "Scream".

[artemisboy]

I cant watch the puking part of the Exorcist or Scary Movies 2.

Then you should watch Team America. It'll put the puking in perspective and make you laugh.

- Peter

[artemisboy]

The scene in Poltergeist where the maggots start crawling out of the meat on the counter. I can handle the goriest of gore and vomiting... but i can't STAND to see anything with maggots.

Then you shouldn't see the Exorcist prequel movie.

- Peter

[Vaders shoeshine boy]

Which is more gross? Vomitting maggots or maggots vomiting?

[Karl J. Barnes]

It wasn't in a movie, but that time Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley kissed at the MTV Music Awards almost made me barf.

Ditto. God, it was like watching two twelve year olds making out.

[Vaders shoeshine boy]

Ditto. God, it was like watching two twelve year olds making out.

More like (the original) Wednesday Addams and the main character from Powder ...

[Jared_Humpherys]

The vomit scene in "Problem Child 2"

[sgt.candy]

The vomit scene in "Problem Child 2"

that and the one from stand by me

and the fly

[Forefinger]

The combat scenes in Saving Private Ryan are so realistic and graphic that I get squeemish at the thought that I'm in the Army.

[samuraizero]

The Cocaine overdose in Pulp Fiction
That makes us wince

[Tien Long]

The leg bone popping out in Bloodsport. I'm a martial arts fan and all, and can handle head decapitations, legs dismembered, hearts ripped out and everything, but I always, ALWAYS have to turn to another channel, or fast forward during that one scene. Found it funny that the fighter who had his leg broken is actually a good friend of Jean Claude Van-Damme.

[C.O. Jones]

Hannibal Lecter pulling off Ray Liotta's baseball cap to reveal his surgical scar---and everything else that followed... :(

[Artemis1]

Everything on "The Swan". I almost threw up.

[TheDarkestHorse]

Yeah, that scene in Private Ryan where the guys shot in the chest and stomach, and he just keeps bleeding and bleeding was flinch-worthy. I got shot once, and that scene looks the way it feels.

Also, the ending scene of Sleepaway Camp. Check it out.

[Guts/Batman]

The end of Akira almost made me puke.

Hell, just thinking about it makes me wanna puke.