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That was all real. I know, I know, some people will probably chide me with, "some people actually do that, you know, it's a delicasy." I don't know if I could eat one live even if I was starving.
anyone else hate that scene in Minority Report when Tom Cruise blindly raids the fridge?
(I had to rack my brain for the second worst cause Poltergeist 2 was already mentioned.)
@Spaceknight: Who puts a sandwich and a bottle of milk next to a rotten sandwich and a rotten bottle of milk? That didn't make any sense to me. Does whoever leases that apartment keep two of everything in their fridge? One good, one bad? what if they needed a dozen eggs? Would they need another dozen rotten eggs? That's the worst case of OCD I ever heard of.
The most disgusting scene in movie history is in Titanic. When Jack and Rose are hocking loogies off the deck and in mid-snort Rose swallows one. Uggh! Even as I type this my gag reflex kicks in! It was so bad I vomited in the theater. But my heart will go on.
@collex: I don't mind Temple of Doom cause I'd never be near any of that stuff. Lost Boys makes me double-check every pint of rice I open, even though it was very low on the actual gross-out scale.
"You're eating maggots, Michael, how do they taste?"
I would like to make a motion that the Samuel L Jackson Deep Blue Sea scene (heretofore referred to as "the SLJ DBS scene" or simply "SLJ DBS") be included in all io9 mashup videos created from this point forward.
Does anyone else remember the B-Movie The Stuff? I have no idea about the plot (or if there was one) but seem to recall it was always one of the trailers on any video we rented in the 80s.
@Cho413: + @Bruce White: I've still never seen it. I'm pretty sure all my vaguely fascinated and horrified musings would be totally crushed if I ever did see it, though.
@Discodave: R.O.A.C.H. M.O.T.E.L.: Man finds yogurt bubbling out of the snow near some factory. Man eats yogurt. Man falls in love with yogurt. Man markets yogurt. Whole world falls in love with "Stuff" (except for one kid). Whole world becomes insanely obsessed with "Stuff" product(except for the kid). Killer Yogurt takes over the bodies of people, ocassionally erupting out of their mouths as a writhing yogurty mass, leaving the mouths of it's victims grossly agape.
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EDIT: Here's some horrific video: [www.youtube.com]
That was all real. I know, I know, some people will probably chide me with, "some people actually do that, you know, it's a delicasy." I don't know if I could eat one live even if I was starving.
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(vomit acid, slurp up the mess)
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(I had to rack my brain for the second worst cause Poltergeist 2 was already mentioned.)
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The dinner scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
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"You're eating maggots, Michael, how do they taste?"
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My room mate loves that movie. It's pretty awesome in its own terrible way!
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