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Movie Vomit Scenes
Here's the link to a supercut of 2,000 movie vomit scenes. Enjoy!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OeldhJQn-KcNJyJ7DStZdZizpijs4rRE/view?usp=sharing
#emeto#emetophilia#irl vomit#puke video#irl emeto#puke#vomiting#movie puke scenes#movie vomit scenes
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Possession (1981) / Evil Dead Rise (2023)
#possession#possession 1981#evil dead#evil dead rise#horror#horroredit#when i was watching evil dead rise in the theater -#when the jesus statue fell down i was like omg just like in possession haha#but then when she said 'it's in me' i was like okay that is a very clear direct intentional allusion to possession#as well as the milk-like vomit (although this also happens in evil dead 2013 which i don't think was meant to be a parallel to possession)#and the eggs. i didn't include the eggs because it's part of the subway scene but it's significant that the imagery used is milk and eggs#for obvious reasons in both movies#anyway! having a normal one
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“We were all curious to know why the man in the longshoreman’s cap was fishing with a common clothesline and obviously without a float. Mama asked him in tones of good-natured mockery, calling him “Uncle”. Uncle grinned, showing tobacco-stained stumps; offering no explanation, he spat out a long, viscous train of tobacco juice which landed in the sludge amid the granite boulders, coated with tar and oil, at the base of the sea wall. There his spittle bobbed up and down so long that a gull circled down and, deftly avoiding the boulders, caught it up and flew off, drawing other screaming gulls in its wake.
We were soon ready to go, for it was cold out there and the sun was no help, but just then the man in the longshoreman’s cap began to pull in his line hand over hand. Mama still wanted to leave. But Matzerath couldn’t be moved, and Jan, who as a rule acceded to Mama’s every wish, gave her no support on this occasion. Oskar didn’t care whether we stayed or went. But as long as we were staying, he watched. While the longshoreman, pulling evenly hand over hand and stripping off the seaweed at every stroke, gathered the line between his legs, I noted that the merchantman which only half an hour before had barely shown its superstructure above the horizon, had changed its course; lying low in the water, she was heading for the harbor. Must be a Swede carrying iron ore to draw that much water, Oskar reflected.
I turned away from the Swede when the longshoreman slowly stood up. “ Well, s’pose we take a look.” His words were addressed to Matzerath, who had no idea what it was all about but nodded knowingly. “S’pose we take a look,” the longshoreman said over and over as he continued to haul in the line, now with increasing effort. He clambered down the stones toward the end of the line and stretched out both arms into the foaming pond between the granite blocks, clutched something—Mama turned away but not soon enough—he clutched something, changed his hold, tugged and heaved, shouted at them to make way, and flung something heavy and dripping, a great living lump of something down in our midst: it was a horse’s head, a fresh and genuine horse’s head, the head of a black horse with a black mane, which only yesterday or the day before had no doubt been neighing; for the head was not putrid, it didn’t stink, or if it did, then only of Mottlau water; but everything on the breakwater stank of that.
The man in the longshoreman’s cap—which had slipped down over the back of his neck—stood firmly planted over the lump of horsemeat, from which small light-green eels were darting furiously. The man had trouble in catching them, for eels move quickly and deftly, especially over smooth wet stones. Already the gulls were screaming overhead. They wheeled down, three or four of them would seize a small or medium-sized eel, and they refused to be driven away, for the breakwater was their domain. Nevertheless the longshoreman, thrashing and snatching among the gulls, managed to cram a couple of dozen small eels into the sack which Matzerath, who liked to be helpful, held ready for him. Matzerath was too busy to see Mama turn green and support first her hand, then her head, on Jan’s shoulder and velvet collar.
But when the small and medium-sized eels were in the sack and the longshoreman, whose cap had fallen off in the course of his work, began to squeeze thicker, dark-colored eels out of the cadaver. Mama had to sit down. Jan tried to turn her head away but Mama would not allow it; she kept staring with great cow’s eyes into the very middle of the longshoreman’s activity.
“Take a look,” he groaned intermittently. And “S’pose we!” With the help of his rubber boot he wrenched the horse’s mouth open and forced a club between the jaws, so that the great yellow horse teeth seemed to be laughing. And when the longshoreman—only now did I see that he was bald as an egg—reached both hands into the horse’s gullet and pulled out two at once, both of them as thick and long as a man’s arm, my mother’s jaws were also torn asunder: she disgorged her whole breakfast, pouring out lumpy egg white and threads of egg yolk mingled with lumps of bread soaked in café au lait over the stones of the breakwater. After that she retched but there was nothing more to come out, for that was all she had had for breakfast, because she was overweight and wanted to reduce at any price and tried all sorts of diets which, however, she seldom stuck to. She ate in secret. She was conscientious only about her Tuesday gymnastics at the Women’s Association, but on this score she stood firm as a rock though Jan and even Matzerath laughed at her when, carrying her togs in a drawstring bag, she went out to join those comical old biddies, to swing Indian clubs in a shiny blue gym suit, and still failed to reduce.
Even now Mama couldn’t have vomited up more than half a pound and retch as she might, that was all the weight she succeeded in taking off. Nothing came but greenish mucus, but the gulls came. They were already on their way when she began to vomit, they circled lower, they dropped down sleek and smooth; untroubled by any fear of growing fat, they fought over my Mama’s breakfast, and were not to be driven away—and who was there to drive them away in view of the fact that Jan Bronski was afraid of gulls and shielded his beautiful blue eyes with his hands.
Nor would they pay attention to Oskar, not even when he enlisted his drum against them, not even when he tried to fight off their whiteness with a roll of his drumsticks on white lacquer. His drumming was no help; if anything it made the gulls whiter than ever. As for Matzerath, he was not in the least concerned over Mama. He laughed and aped the longshoreman; ho-ho, steady nerves, that was him. The longshoreman was almost finished. When in conclusion he extracted an enormous eel from the horse’s ear, followed by a mess of white porridge from the horse’s brain, Matzerath himself was green about the gills but went right on with his act. He bought two large and two medium-sized eels from the longshoreman for a song and tried to bargain even after he had paid up.
My heart was full of praise for Jan Bronski. He looked as if he were going to cry and nevertheless he helped my mama to her feet, threw one arm round her waist, and led her away, steering with his other arm, which he held out in front of her. It was pretty comical to see her hobbling from stone to stone in her high-heeled shoes. Her knees buckled under her at every step, but somehow she managed to reach the shore without spraining an ankle.
Oskar remained with Matzerath and the longshoreman. The longshoreman, who had put his cap on again, had begun to explain why the potato sack was full of rock salt. There was salt in the sack so the eels would wriggle themselves to death in the salt and the salt would draw the slime from their skin and innards. For when eels are in salt, they can’t help wriggling and they wriggle until they are dead, leaving their slime in the salt. That’s what you do if you want to smoke the eels afterward. It’s forbidden by the police and the SPCA but that changes nothing. How else are you going to get the slime out of your eels? Afterward the dead eels are carefully rubbed off with dry peat moss and hung up in a smoking barrel over beechwood to smoke.
Matzerath thought it was only fair to let the eels wriggle in salt. They crawl into the horse’s head, don’t they? And into human corpses, too, said the longshoreman. They say the eels were mighty fat after the Battle of the Skagerrak. And a few days ago one of the doctors here in the hospital told me about a married woman who tried to take her pleasure with a live eel. But the eel bit into her and wouldn’t let go; she had to be taken to the hospital and after that they say she couldn’t have any more babies.
The longshoreman, however, tied up the sack with the salted eels and tossed it nimbly over his shoulder. He hung the coiled clothesline round his neck and, as the merchantman put into port, plodded off in the direction of Neufahrwasser. The ship was about eighteen hundred tons and wasn’t a Swede but a Finn, carrying not iron ore but timber. The longshoreman with the sack seemed to have friends on board, for he waved across at the rusty hull and shouted something. On board the Finn they waved back and also shouted something. But it was a mystery to me why Matzerath waved too and shouted “Ship ahoy!” or some such nonsense. As a native of the Rhineland he knew nothing about ships and there was certainly not one single Finn among his acquaintances. But that was the way he was; he always had to wave when other people were waving, to shout, laugh, and clap when other people were shouting, laughing, and clapping. That explains why he joined the Party at a relatively early date, when it was quite unnecessary, brought no benefits, and just wasted his Sunday mornings.
Oskar walked along slowly behind Matzerath, the man from Neufahrwasser, and the overloaded Finn. Now and then I turned around, for the longshoreman had abandoned the horse’s head at the foot of the beacon. Of the head there was nothing to be seen, the gulls had covered it over. A glittering white hole in the bottle-green sea, a freshly washed cloud that might rise neatly into the air at any moment, veiling with its cries this horse’s head that screamed instead of whinnying. When I had had enough, I ran away from the gulls and Matzerath, beating my fist on my drum as I ran, passed the longshoreman, who was now smoking a short-stemmed pipe, and reached Mama and Jan Bronski at the shore end of the breakwater. Jan was still holding Mama as before, but now one hand had disappeared under her coat collar. Matzerath could not see this, however, nor could he see that Mama had one hand in Jan’s trouser pocket, for he was still far behind us, wrapping the four eels, which the longshoreman had knocked unconscious with a stone, in a piece of newspaper he had found between the stones of the breakwater.”
Günter Grass, The Tin Drum, (tr. Ralph Manheim)
#tw animal death#tw vomit#tw gore#now that the tws are out of the way can i just say wow queen you're so beautiful#cottagecore quotes about food and love ain't got SHIT on my man#also the movie gets this scene PERFECTLY#günter grass#the tin drum#i read much of the night and go south in the winter#sorry for the longpost but you know how it is: one note and there would be diminishment etc.
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#abigail 2024#abigail movie#frank abigail#abigail frank#adam barrett#dan stevens#blog namesake husband#my screenshots teehee#on second thoughts i’ll probably skip over that scene and just go straight to the vampire parts perhaps#might do a small post for the blood vomit scene that i skipped over before tho
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I love puking in sickfics and never Irl but hearing Timothee puke in beautiful boy is just 🤩
#emeto tw#puking#timothee chalamet#sick movie scenes#throw up#vomiting#throwing up#sick Timothee#emeto#irl emeto#sickee#beautiful boy#steve carell
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Who, me?
Obsessing over the shot of Gaby in the hotel room while Solo and Illya race back to the hotel where she's sitting on the bed with the phone in her hands waiting for the call from Rudi and its framed in a mirror to represent the betrayal she is about to commit, because it's not looking at her it's looking at her reflection, her intentions inverted, BUT THEN the way the camera pulls out of the mirror when she calls Waverly and focuses on her, really her, not her reflection, showing us that the reflected image we saw is fake in a whole new way (she is playing for a fourth team) and that her true intentions lay with Waverly and his orders again?
Nahhhhh definitely not
#this probably makes no sense#i was word vomiting while watching the scene#but one of these days im gonna write a fucking essay on that shot i swear i love it so much#tmfu movie#tmfu#the man from uncle#gaby teller
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um. so blood and gore warning for the next ordem au chapter??
#... :)?#i didn't realize the implications until i wrote the scenes#and now. oh my GOD i would vomit if i saw this in a movie
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I'm so glad Shin Godzilla is a real movie that exists
#watching it again rn#its so fucking good its one of my top fave 10 movies . probably#I've watched it like 30 times and the atomic fire scene still terrifies and blows me the fuck away#just wish I could see it on a theater screen again.... the cgi is fairly pronounced on smaller screens#also wish they kept some of the more horror-y cut material#like the vomiting rivers of blood and the mounds of flesh with eyes and teeth etc
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8mm - Warren Anderson (Norman Reedus)
#8mm#warren anderson#norman reedus#i went to see this film in the cinema and it was sick af#I wouldn't have known who Norman was way back then so don't remember even this scene tbh.#i remember all the vomit inducing shit though#seriously if you watch this just remember it's about snuff movies#daryl dixon#twd
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JUST finished Unlucky Monkey and MANNNN. The use of color and sound... so so so well done. ESPECIALLY sound- the scenes where stuff just gets completely drowned out are. chefs kiss. Also!! the heavy emphasis on luck/coincidence... I know i should've seen that coming goin by the title but its so neat to see how that was woven into the story! anyway 10/10 fun ride i enjoyed it
ICHI FINISHED DA MOVIE EVERYONE REJOICE
i'm SOOOO glad you enjoyed it tho !!!! as much as it is a comedy, it's also a REALLY good thriller and it's SO fun watching ttm's character spiral more and more throughout the movie and ultimately never getting what he wants in the end, just left to be tormented forever without receiving any satisfying punishment for it
i love the sound design of sabu films so much i HIGHLY recommend checking out sabu's other stuff (esp if they include ttm lol..... sabu loves putting ttm in situations and i love sabu for that). monday/mandei is another really good film in the same vein of Guy Whose Day Starts Bad Seemingly Gets Worse. if you ever wanna give it a watch, i watched it on this site here (tho warning, subs are missing sometimes BUT its generally easy to make out the context of what's happening. except for the ending uhhH BUT IT'S WORTH THE WATCH LOL)
#snap chats#SORRY FOR THE VOMIT LOL I JUST REALLY LOVE THE SABU MOVIES#unlucky monkey is sooooo good like Aside From My Heinous Commentary it genuinely is a phenomenal watch#which feels pretentious to say for a comedy but TRUST it really does a great job blending its thriller elements with its comedy elements#eveything just intermingles so beautifully especially on rewatches UGH im obsessed#AND TRUUUEE I LOVE THE SOUND DESIGN SO MUCH UGGHHH IT'S SO PERFECT#the immediate segment after yamazaki finds out yoshida died is such a good spiralnig scene#especially when he just starts muttering and whispering to himslf. like i gushed about ttm's acting prower during stream#but ill do it now and forever how he can just fit himself into ANY role that needs him always makes my kokoro go dokidoki. SORRY.#i was not exaggerating when i said it was one of my fave movies#Seemingly Simple as sabu's movies tend to be but very good nonetheless...#driver's also another really good sabu movie but at this point im just listing all the movies with ttm in it LOL#may as well have just linked the ttm/nakai watchlist doc i have.. lol..#ok movign on ive rambled enough.. point is im glad you enjoyed the movie !!!! <3
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When I tell y’all I still think about this on the daily
#after that one khunbam scene I always brainrot about this is the most romantic shit I’ve ever read#I don’t even know what to say and how to describe it but it just makes me feel DEVASTATED. like actually vomiting crying and throwing up#the way it’s drawn and frame and everything and my gOD how many movies would it take to be worth a train ride with her#like shut the fuck uuuuuuppppp that’s so romantic the fuck shut up shut up shut up#everyday I think about how absolutely ROBBED like actually deadass STOLEN we were from them#louis#juno#beastars#manga
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Watched The Blackening on Tuesday with a friend over stream, and before the reveal of the killer’s look, I was talking to him and said, ‘if it looks like the racist board game too I’m going to throw up,’ and we got to the scene when you see the killer mask the first time, and in it the group opens a door to a pitch black room they know the killer /and/ someone they want to save were just in, but they can’t see. My friend has his screen set normal. I have just upped my brightness to 100% because we’re watching a movie set at night. He sees nothing. I see three (3) things, silhouetted against the darkness. But being able to see those and only those, answers 100% of the question of what I am about to see. Fear level of complete darkness to the barely visible in the shadows mouth and eyes floating at human face height a level of horror OG Halloween having Michael fade in behind Laurie only wishes it could match. Start making trapped, horrified whimper sounds. Friend is going “What??? WHAT?! What do you see! I can’t see anything! What is it?!” I just say “You’ll know in a second…” hopelessly
Killer moves. The shriek he gave
#Tyler found dead after the first sight. me w my 100% screen brightness vomiting the most scarwd I’ve ever been watching horror#100/10 anyway it’s a great movie#the blackening#literally the most horrifying scene ever the cinnamontogrphy
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#this scene is really interesting#for a number of reasons#but it always makes me think of ikuhara talking about the black rose arc of utena...''to not be chosen is to die'' and all that#...it also reminds me of my problems with the ending of that fruit series#i kind of wish shin kr was a full length tv series like amazons#so we could have more episodes from the original done in the same vein as the movie#sorry for my usual amounts of incomprehensible word vomiting
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#abigail 2024#abigail movie#frank abigail#abigail frank#adam barrett#dan stevens#blog namesake husband#my screenshots teehee#said Might and then proceeded to post blood vomit scene directly afterwards#spamming be damned my mimi sure know how to post a fuck tonne of screenshots#and i’m gonna post MORE!!!!!
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My mom, about to show me a movie: Do you trust me?
Me: Not in the slightest, but we’ve been looking for the past hour so yeah
#plus this movie was a book first and i hear its good so yeah#also pretty sure this one wont have vomit#i dont know why but half of the movies my mom watches have some scene with vomit and its supposed to be funny#its not funny its gross have you ever been vomited on movie writers?? its not funny
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AHH THE PAIN THE PAINNN(I’m being partially dramatic)
#hi y’all back to ranting in the tags because writing here makes me feel like it’s hidden even if it isn’t#anyway one of my friends got into the Pedro fandom and I’ve been sending her some of my fave acting scenes he’s done in his various roles#I’ve also been sending her edits and stuff and just screaming about how cool tlou is#and then a stupid part of my brain hit me with this big ol guilt when she was asking about the kingsman movies because she knows i have a#lot of opinions on them#and I was showing her clips and she said she likes how he plays the character but won’t watch the movie and just watch the tik tok edits of#him which totally understandable i have issues with second movie and I didn’t have the heart to tell her he dies in the movie so I let her#just live in bliss but man there was a little voice in my brain telling me i abandoned my stupid cowboy and like!!! that’s just so dumb#I HAVENT WRITTEN FOR HIM SINCE LIKE OCTOBER THAT IS NOT ABANDONMENT!#>:( stupid brain making me feel guilty about not being able to write even though i want to write like so freaking bad BUT I HAVE NO TIME OR#CONFIDENCE SO ITS JUST MAKING ME STEW ANGRILY IN THE CORNER#like i have so so so many thoughts but I have no time to write and my confidence in my skills is next to none now and I’m just not enjoying#myself! which sucks because i love writing but anytime i write stuff in like a moments notice I say the absolute rudest shit imaginable and#i just sorta give up!#sighhhhhhhhhhh#i don’t know how to make if fun anymore because the thoughts in my brain or fun but when I try to transfer that to writing on a doc i beat#myself up. so it’s like a purgatory! goddddd 😑#my humblest apologies to those who read this word vomit it’s just been thoughts that have been stuck in my head since… may? or maybe more#tbh#Celeste speaks#shit happens i know. i just kinda need to be like hey I’m confident in what I do…without like immediately saying something mean to myself…
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