And there's the gross-out factor, or the haunted house factor.
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In the fourth season, the gross-out humor doesn't let up.
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For many kids, nothing says Halloween like a good gross-out.
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However, there were a couple dishes that toed the gross-out line.
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But instead of gross-out shock value, think of why it's important.
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Playing With Fire Rated PG for action scenes and gross out humor.
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Other writers had the obvious bogey monsters, gross-out techniques, and demons.
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The videos frequently include gross-out themes like injections, eating feces, or needles.
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"It goes in big on gross-out humor, crass puns and general raunchiness."
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I completely imagine that it was supposed to be this gross-out joke moment.
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And sure, there's not not a gross-out factor, as evidenced by the name.
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I've always been amused by that Garbage Pail Kids kind of gross-out stuff.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda: Broadway superstar, Twitter motivational speaker, and, now, internet gross-out artist.
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This seemed merely an excuse to stick another gross-out scene in Sam's plotline.
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So far, it has the ninth-biggest domestic gross out of Marvel's 22 films.
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Obviously, there's a gross-out element associated with the horror genre that some fans expect.
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If you have time and a high gross-out tolerance...try the Baby Foot Peel.
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It was Legend's lot in life to be the victim of this gross-out game.
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It's broad and dubiously sentimental, and relies on gross-out slime gags and mega-pratfalls.
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Some gross-out films are one-note, but Kuso finds new ways to test viewers' fortitude.
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Am I too old for the movie's constant barrage of over-the-top gross-out humor?
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Don't dismiss this one as gross-out escapist fare — there is heart and soul to spare.
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But don't let the gross-out humor fool you, Star gets paid to burp on camera.
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It's a terrible, unfunny gross-out comedy that inexplicably stars every single actor you can think of.
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But it's time we acknowledge that popping a ripe zit isn't everyone's gross-out bad habit of choice.
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Women should not feel so unsafe that we have to flatulate in order to sufficiently gross out predators.
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Tom Green Barrymore turned heads when she began dating – and later married – the gross-out comedian in 1999.
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Such gross-out humor may (understandably) prevent you from giving Vandal the top spot on your streaming queue.
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Which is to say: some of the game's gross-out horror is a bit too much for Japan.
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The giveaway: There was no scaffolding on the Capitol and the weather wasn't, well, gross out. http://wapo.
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All I remembered was what a gross-out he was, because it ended in such an odious fashion.
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Minimum Wage: The move here is often to locate the nearest Grocery Outlet ("Gross Out") and go nuts.
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In the immersive British import "Trainspotting Live," at Roy Arias Stages, the gross-out factor is gleefully high.
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Pauline Kael despised the film version of "The Exorcist" — she thought it was a shallow, tendentious gross-out.
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His wild acting methods, which have sometimes involved throwing up, have been known to gross out crew members.
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Tasha: And the variations ran the gamut from polished, expensive, prestige-y suspense to full-on gross-out gore.
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If you love gross-out humor, I promise there is more than enough projectile vomit to keep you happy.
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The one exception to this rule is Danika, who bravely descended into the depths of gross-out psycho-horror.
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And the film's determination to veer into gross-out territory occasionally turns the high-strung tension into awkward laughs.
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There are a few gross-out jokes that are actually funny, like the one involving projectile-vomited gummy candies.
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From the nave to the chops, my swallowing problem has spawned a gross-out comedy's worth of G.I. complications.
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Some of the calls are gross-out moves that mock the overall idea of legislators meddling with women's health care.
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There haven't been a lot of those medical gross-out moments this season, so they went big on this one.
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Eating a whole hard-boiled egg in front of your spouse is a pure, seventh-grade-level gross-out maneuver.
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It knows its wants to be an R-rated mother-daughter comedy complete with dark comedy and gross-out humor.
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Starring the gross-out comedian Tom Green at the height of his fame, the movie was viciously panned by critics.
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Gross-out factor aside, dams are not readily available in Boots and even sexual health clinics don't always offer them.
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It's a little amazing how a story so guilty of gross-out violence can retain a share of comic innocence.
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This makes two weeks in a row when the show has shrugged and simply gone for the gross-out moment.
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The homeroom teacher went through a several-year transition arc, treating her surgeries and sex life as dehumanizing, gross-out gags.
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It's rainy and gross out so we knock out our errands early and stay in for the rest of the day.
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It has its missteps, but John Marston's story was not filled with gross-out puns, transphobic shock humor, or confused caricature.
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What is that like for you, especially since your comedy blends feminism, gross-out humor, and of course lots of weed.
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That makes the 2013 gross-out bomb Movie 43 the only film they've truly starred opposite each other since their marriage.
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As Moffat explained to Deadline, the new show will balance on the razor's edge of laughter and major gross-out moments.
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And when mystery meat enters the food supply, it's not just the obvious gross-out factor you have to worry about.
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Mr. Murray is the most emphatic, slapping his knee, but also perhaps the most shameless in going for the gross-out joke.
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As standard on the show, which first aired in 2001, the competitions include a hybrid of physical stunts and gross-out tasks.
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On one end of the spectrum, there's The Gross Out: the creatively gory or obscene image designed to engage your "ick" factor.
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From gross-out muppets and art installations, to adult babies and VR cats, this year's festival was a bazaar of the bizarre.
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Want an Academy Awards with a gross-out factor to rival the days of getting slimed at the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards?
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You have less than a month to watch 11 seasons of this delirious gross-out sitcom before it leaves Netflix in December.
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No one has suffered more during Jimmy Fallon's recurring gross-out sketch "Guess the Secret Ingredient" than Anthony Bourdain did on Wednesday.
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But in his latest movie, The Brothers Grimsby, it seems he's taken his gross-out sense of humor to a whole new level.
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Him barfing it up on Fury's desk is mostly a gross-out visual gag meant to evoke a cat vomiting up a hairball.
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I'd brought Nick along to shoot the excision and see if a gross out lipoma video of my own would get some views.
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This amalgam of the awful and the audacious is a demented gross-out comedy that often evokes the early work of John Waters.
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Michael Parmelee/CBS The CBS series BrainDead, which aired last summer, is a bizarre mashup of gross-out horror, screwball comedy, and political satire.
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"Despite all the gross-out humor, the most offensive thing about this is the lazy filmmaking," wrote critic Ben Sachs of the Chicago Reader.
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It is unrepentantly nasty, laced with comedy so dark it burns, and filled with gross-out moments that will almost certainly turn your stomach.
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For a brand-new show — especially a hypersexualized, hyperstylized, gross-out horror show airing on a niche network — it was a lot of attention.
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In an age when populist comedy seems to be competing in a permanent gross-out contest, "Assassin" is distinguished by its relative mild-manneredness.
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In others, she's a gross-out comic or a vixen; often she is a hood headmistress, admonishing women for their transgressions or their missed opportunities.
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All the teenagers were in the Starbucks across the street even though there was a raunchy gross-out movie that seemed perfectly made for them.
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The scene is slapstick, gross-out brilliance — and a clever illustration of how applying hypotheticals to real life (or a convincing illusion) becomes, er, messy.
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Attempts to block the attack were thwarted as the perpetrator simply re-entered the call under a new name and screenshared more gross-out clips.
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I'm actually not interested in that because I already know I would—gladly, and probably in a way that would gross out the people around me.
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Yet the emerging market outflows, on top of the billions of dollars that followed Mr. Gross out the door, have only added to the firm's woes.
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Gunn's tweets are repugnant, but they reflect an earlier era of the internet, where edgy, inappropriate, or gross-out humor were the law of the land.
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Red ends up on a murderous rampage of revenge that relies heavily on drug-trip imagery, gross-out gore, and full-on Nic Cage shrieking mayhem.
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You gave us just enough in all of the gross-out moments to let our imaginations take over, then cut away at just the right moment.
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A "satirical sexploitation zombie chicken gross-out musical extravaganza" — that's how a New York Times critic described this dark comedy from the shlock-cinema company Troma.
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Instead Mr. Bayes poked a finger into his gaping maw — also a gross-out move, but unexpected, which sent a wave of laughter through the company.
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But if I find I cannot terrify him/her, I will try to horrify; and if I find I cannot horrify, I'll go for the gross-out.
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The actual point of the horrific traps, other than to gross out the audience, is to make the person suffering appreciate their life a little bit more.
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Beneath all the gross-out horror, The Greasy Strangler and Royal gave a surprisingly affecting look at the tenderness of love and dysfunctional father-son relationships, respectively.
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Aiming squarely at a sports-obsessed, statistics-mad and gross-out friendly audience, the madcap, utterly irreverent "Your Presidential Fantasy Dream Team" may be on to something.
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Built around the premise of a summer camp in the 1980s (obvi), it's everything schlocky horror should be—plus lots of Aqua Net and gross-out humor.
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There was even an accompanying gross-out picture that allegedly showed the parasite, though some basic Googling reveals it is most likely a photo of a young eel.
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The movie pushed the boundaries of gross-out jokes to new heights, but less-squeamish audiences flocked to see it—making "Mary" a sleeper hit of that year.
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As their parallel stories develop, neither of them steps into the other's cinematic world — they both enter a third one, where over-the-top gross-out comedy reigns.
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It's been elevated to cult status in more recent times, but the gritty, grimy vibe of the originally was ditched in favor of a schlock gross-out comedy.
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A Cure for Wellness has no qualms about following this template by leaning into its gross-out factor; it is not a film for the faint of heart.
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"Yes, I did make a gross-out comedy video when I was in my early twenties, long before I started Blippi," John said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Hannah's (Jordana Blake) making that exaggerated gross-out noise kids do when they see their parents kissing, but really, it's sweet that her parents love each other so much.
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In her four previous hosting appearances, Melissa McCarthy shined brightest in sketches that let her revel in wildly elaborate, gross-out physical comedy, and this sketch is no exception.
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"Deadpool 1.53" follows the proudly foul formula of the first, mixing the usual superhero set pieces with gore, gross-out jokes, 21.5s power ballads and frequent fourth-wall violations.
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Masterfully created by YouTube vlogger Natasha Lee, exploding-zit nail art combines the art of the Halloween gross-out with the trending appeal of the Dr. Pimple Popper craze.
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Back in the heyday of the gross-out comedy, few sequences were as, well, gross as the spectacular sex scene between Anna Faris and Jon Abrahams in Scary Movie.
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There are a few different comedic subgenres lurking in Blockers: a raunchfest, a teen caper, a slapsticky parenting farce, a sex comedy, and a full-on gross-out escapade.
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Cards Against Humanity recasts popular prejudices and gross-out humor as acts of rebellion for small groups, imparting the thrill of conspiracy to values most people hold in common.
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All this has just about as much narrative import and urgency as you might imagine, as well as a lot of third-tier Farrelly-brothers-influenced gross-out humor.
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The biggest surprise, though, is the director, Peter Farrelly, best known for making the classic gross-out comedies There's Something About Mary and Dumb and Dumber with his brother, Bobby.
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Normally the show's editing style is classical and formal, but here director Jeremy Podeswa uses rapid cutting of Sam's gross-out jobs for a comedic effect we haven't seen before.
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Between the big, showy gross-out scenes, Jackson and company work in several elaborate musical numbers — including a catchy tune about sodomy — and an ambitious Deer Hunter-inspired Vietnam flashback.
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Rick and Morty garners lots of love because it manages to combine Family Guy-ish general gross-out humour with dark character arcs and the theoretical science of speculative fiction.
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Cohen, who is no stranger to toeing the line with his movies, takes his sense of gross-out humor to the next level in the upcoming film The Brothers Grimsby.
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It's got a low gross-out factor but the reason cherries don't come with a choking hazard labels is because I'm pretty sure you're not supposed to eat the pits.
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The film's penchant for breakage jokes is rivaled only by its taste for gross-out humor, and for the kinds of double-entendres best appreciated by 7-year-old boys.
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Still, this unlikely faction goes some way to explaining absurdities of the broader movement, which—for all its gross-out humor and ragged edges—appears to be gaining mainstream credibility.
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Higgins ("Mother Bruce") knows how to make big, scary animals seem vulnerable, lovable and funny, adding a strategic touch of gross-out when our heroine spits her victims back up.
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The humor includes enough slapstick and gross-out gags to keep the kids entertained, but there are clever callbacks and meta-jokes for older audiences to chuckle at as well.
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Those who are able to look past the initial shock or gross-out factor will discover the beauty and tongue-in-cheek irony of the work just beneath the surface.
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You can find countless references to this phenomenon on the forum, where users describe the steps they took to get their grits out and share gross-out photos of their results.
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You'd think it'd take a lot to gross out Stormy Daniels by now -- but a good ol' fashioned lime-in-the-arm parlor trick can still ... well, get under her skin.
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However, none of the imitators—despite going as hard (if not harder) on the gross-out or pain factor—quite managed to capture the charm that had made it so popular.
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The gross-out humor, the dick jokes, the use of repetition as a comic device — they're not meant to necessarily be low-hanging fruit or to hold an audience at arm's length.
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Despite the constant threat of key characters becoming zombie food and the occasional gross-out sequence (including an unorthodox use of bodily fluids), these next few episodes actually manage to be boring.
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Often relegated to either strict children's fare or gross-out humor, the puppetry in The Creatures of Yes is allowed to be honest and mature, without being necessarily being bawdy or derivative.
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Instead, he exercised discretion in his roles and did a good-enough job to hammer out the kind of career that hilarious sidekicks in gross-out teen comedies have not traditionally enjoyed.
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None of these essays could be described as ultra-confessional, and none of them dwells on the pain, trauma, or gross-out physical experiences in which Jezebel essays, for example, often specialized.
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Much of what happens isn't surprising, but Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah's script is consistently, genially funny, filled with patter and nonsense, and spiked with sincerity and a few gross-out flourishes.
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He started his career as a standup comedian, starred in the '20203s sitcom NewsRadio, and then worked as the host of the gross-out reality show Fear Factor from 2001 to 2006.
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To unleash upon summer movie goers a film with action, gun fights, bathing suits, and gross-out humor, including a gag-worthy scene at a morgue that's teased in the promo embedded below.
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And of course, there are long sidebars of titillating sponsored stories about sex, weight-loss, celebrities, bad plastic surgery, cars, or all of the above, often festooned with weirdly compelling gross-out images.
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NFL player Charles Tillman might've just won "gross-out moment of the week" (although it's only Thursday) sharing a picture of his pinky finger on social media sure to make you rethink breakfast.
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Chuck's older sister Ruth, a blond stereotype who gets unfairly roped into the plot, gets the film's gross-out moment when she's treated to the "Red Spot," the stuff of spider-filled nightmares.
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And yet, far from allowing Shakespeare's first tragedy to settle into grand guignol or gross-out, the director Blanche McIntyre taps into reserves of feeling I haven't often experienced in this play before.
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It does, however, feature celebrity cameos from the likes of Gordon Ramsay and Mario Lopez, and indulges in the occasional gross-out gag (as in one episode in which a seasick Rocky vomits repeatedly).
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Director Jonathan Levine and writer Katie Dippold (whose credits include the "Ghostbusters" reboot) wring a few gross-out giggles from the situations, mostly in the form of bodily functions and played-for-laughs deaths.
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Mr. Nguyen has a fine concept and a genuine sweetness to his writing, despite a few mild gross-out moments, most courtesy of William's boorish, bro-ish, Cheetos-obsessed office mate, Freddy (Jon Hoche).
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Distinguished mainly by its overqualified cast and lack of inspiration, "Father Figures" can't decide whether it's a gross-out comedy or an uplifting tale of brotherly love; it embraces the worst of both worlds.
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Tonally, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children hovers somewhere between Burton's signature territory — grotesque horror, awkward campy humor, gross-out set pieces (a plate full of eyeballs springs to mind) — and straight-up adventure.
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This pretty much summed up my attitude about eating insects, which are enjoyed as a delicacy and staple the world over but are also fodder for extreme reality TV gross-out challenges in North America.
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Arnold wasn't an immediate sensation like Rugrats, with its helium-voiced toddlers fretting their way through backyard adventures, nor could it touch the raunchy splash of gross-out weirdos like Ren and Stimpy or Aaahh!
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The book has its share of gross-out imagery at the gravesite, and the murderous half-dead child who eventually comes back to life, but it works because dwells on the father's state of mind.
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The TV contractor ate a pinch of chicken feed to gross out his daughters, 11-year-old Ella and 7-year-old Emmie Kay, but instead found his youngest putting him up to a bigger challenge.
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When news broke in August that the Goatse website—which once hosted a gross-out meme that scarred many in the early days of the web—was launching its own cryptocurrency, the response was general confusion.
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Eric Wareheim - HEALTH's "We Are Water" Eric Wareheim, actor, director, and one-half of the Tim and Eric duo, is best known for a particular brand of gross-out, stare-at-the-camera, post-comedy absurdism.
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Plenty of folks cite concerns about the environment or animal welfare as their reasons for cutting out the meat, as well as their own health or the gross-out factor of chewing up a dead body.
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Olivia Wilde's directing debut "Booksmart" has many of the moments we've come to expect from a gross-out high school comedy, except this time, the teenager on a merry quest for sexual discovery is a lesbian.
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Pen15, which premieres Friday on Hulu in its entirety, is the rare show that captures that stage of life, balancing gross-out humor with the earnestness and curiosity of two girls in the chrysalis stage of womanhood.
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It manages to balance gross-out jokes with real compassion for how much it can suck to grow up and figure out what sex means to you in a world that's alternately fascinated and disgusted by it.
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More than simply offering up gross-out chills (though there are plenty of those), together they reveal something of our collective history of fear, escapism, and otherness that runs through pop culture and cinema to high art.
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The videos are presumably scripted, and focus on gross-out humor, but they've still disturbed a number of viewers as it's not clear to what extent a child can knowingly consent to participate in videos like this.
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The father-son bonding (over tacos and beers) does strike a chord in the hands of two winning personalities like Mr. Teller and Mr. Cranston, but it's as calculated as the film's gross-out and stoner gags.
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To find out what it's been like to allegedly run the most notorious website on the internet for more than a decade after its gross-out prime, and what's behind the current pivot to cryptocurrencies, read on.
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That isn't to say that Sex Education somehow avoids silliness or gross-out humor, because there are at least two instances of handjob pantomimes and a fellatio-related vomit anecdote in the first couple of episodes alone.
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It's simultaneously meant to be a performance showcase for creator Seth MacFarlane (whose voice is about the only thing you hear in the episode, outside of McKellen's occasional entreaties), a deeply emotional moment, and a gross-out gag.
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The actual video is too dirty for YouTube, but like other viral gross-out videos like "2 Girls 1 Cup," it spread elsewhere with the help of people posting videos of their horrified reaction as they watched it.
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The artist, who also publishes the sensationalist, "specialist anti-fear magazine" Hard Mag, has a recognizable formula: one graphic image, sourced from sexual, violent, or gross-out sources, overlaid with a vague, punchy slogan in bold, italicized text.
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It instantly made my Mega Drive-owning pal across the road and I put down what we were playing—usually EA Hockey, or the then-fresh FIFA Soccer—and poke around in its gooey, gross-out, goofball silliness.
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It was a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," a gross-out Truth or Dare game involving the choice of whether to eat British delicacies like haggis or dried caterpillars or answer really uncomfortable interview questions.
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Animal House is anarchic but it's also fairly slow by today's standards, and it doesn't cross the gross-out thresholds comedies routinely hop over in 2018; when Kent Dorfman pukes on the dean, we don't actually see any puke.
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Bitmoji TV could also up the quality of Discover, which still feels like a tabloid magazine rack full of scantily clad women, gross-out imagery and other shocking content merely meant to catch the eye and draw a click.
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Tiger Beatdown's Sady Doyle articulated it this way: I am now the subject of blog posts labeling me "the most extreme opponent of the Bernie Army" (yes, it's an army now) and various gross-out pictures of pig testicles.
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The festival-fêted drama Raw has already earned a reputation as an uncommonly stomach-churning experience (the accounts of fainting and vomiting are already the stuff of legend), but critics wouldn't be lining up with hosannas for mere gross-out stories.
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Among the lesser-known gems that get substantial attention is From Beyond, the companion piece to Stuart Gordon's preposterously gory Herbert West: Reanimator, and The Society, a satirical political paranoid thriller with massive gross-out body modification and literal talking butts.
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But thought of as absurd comedy — just imagine Bruce Campbell as Jorah, and how that would change the way the scene reads on a gut level — and you've got a gross-out comedy sequence that is funny as it is horrid.
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Some of this stuff, while hardly original or sophisticated, can at least involve plot and narrative elements (albeit frequently involving gross-out/toilet humor — so it's also the sort of stuff you might prefer your kids didn't spend hours watching).
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Erin Simkin/Hulu The Hulu series Future Man, about an underachieving gamer who gets recruited by soldiers from the future, combines the time-travel adventure of Back to the Future with the gross-out humor of There's Something About Mary.
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On their early singles, which became hits about a decade ago, the members rapped nimbly and ferociously about subjects meant to shock and offend: gross-out body horror, casual homophobia and misogyny, and violent sexual acts, to name a few.
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While targeting such common Python foils as the fatuous upper-class and the easily swayed proles, the movie also indulges in elaborate set pieces and gross-out jokes, in what ultimately becomes an unsparing vision of humanity at its most vile.
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But even more surprising than its prescient political framework is that underneath the plentiful and delightful gross-out humor, body horror, and literal lingo, Coneheads is a cryptically emotional family comedy that parses out what it means to be happy in America.
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It's ever-present in the handheld gonzo movies of the 90s that mirrored the family home videos made during the camcorder's heyday and the "rough sex" sites from the early aughts that brought to mind the gross-out content of the early internet.
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So we surveyed the landscape of deep-cleaning facials that end with a fascinating gross-out viewing party to get the scoop on where to get one, what makes each unique, and even how to get in on the action for free, ahead...
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It belongs to a genre of gross-out video that never fails to upset and fascinate me in equal measure: one that features creatures of the sea that still show signs of life as they're being prepared to be stuffed down human gullets.
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If you're one of the millions raised on "Where the Sidewalk Ends" and "A Light in the Attic," you know the basic Silverstein approach: humor (often deliberately childish, gross-out humor), rhyme, wordplay and occasional regular versification with heavy doses of doggerel.
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Since Farrelly is best known for his late 1990s comedy films, such as "Dumb and Dumber" and "There's Something About Mary" (codirecting with his brother, Bobby), maybe academy voters couldn't separate this dramatic offering from the gross-out hits from his past.
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Many people find the videos unappetizing, and they watch them anyway — after all, the combined gross-out factor and sense of relief that comes with watching stuff burst from within a stranger's skin is what makes people want to watch them in the first place.
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Ignoring such traditional ingredients of the horror genre as plot, suspense and character, and focusing on gross-out special effects of astonishing cheapness, Mr. Lewis ushered in a new era of hyperviolent films that found eager audiences at drive-ins across the United States.
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JENNIFER SCHUESSLER The talk-dirty-to-me monologue in Kate Tarker's bizarro comedy "Thunderbodies," at Soho Rep, was flamboyantly gross-out filthy, and the great Deirdre O'Connell wallowed magnificently in it, delivering a screamingly funny, revoltingly blue aria to a lover's prowess with his nose.
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It's hard to imagine that this is the same Stiller who directed the recent true-crime series "Escape at Dannemora" — this gross-out comedy directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly ("Dumb and Dumber") is just as ridiculous (maybe even more so) 20 years later.
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To see the black hole breakthrough instantly inscribed into the stupidity of the social web — shrunk and grafted into cat GIFs and gross-out gags — was to realize how much our capacities for wonder, surprise and gratitude have shrunk since "Blue Marble" was published.
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The mockumentary-cum-comedy, which follows Cohen's hapless Kazakhstani reporter alter ego Borat Sagdiyev on a caustic and absurd odyssey through the US, produced some objectively stupid gross-out jokes and slapstick and birthed a thousand oft-repeated (and occasionally problematic) copycat attempts and memes.
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At every turn, "Send in Stewie" wants to be a sincere examination of a complicated character, but it also needs to be an episode of Family Guy, which means gross-out gags and humor that's "politically incorrect" in a very late-'90s way, and weird, showy stunts.
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"As well as nursery rhymes and learning colors, Toy Freaks specializes in gross-out situations, as well as activities which many, many viewers feel border on abuse and exploitation, if not cross the line entirely, including videos of the children vomiting and in pain," he wrote.
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Even the movie's attempts at gross-out humor—such as an extended bit in which Holmes keeps barfing into a bucket, or a sequence where he calculates the trajectory of his arcing urine in slow-mo, à la Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes—are timorous and half-assed.
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This gross-out moment comes to us from a story by the same name in 93's Scary Stories 3, which gave us a classic moment of body horror that reveals an ordinary zit to be hiding a nest full of — well, we won't spoil you.
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"Trophy" (1993) is a singular baby stroller caked with objects, including sugar and Tropical Fantasy soda pop that function as a gross-out nod to excess — but perhaps a millennial ode to the sugar trade that required bodies and labor and drove the slave trade for centuries.
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The decision to make the robot's main weapon a gun instead of vicious jaws or claws also significantly limits the gross-out kitsch factor that would have put "Metalhead" more in league with the cyber-horrors it emulates (visually, at least) like Tetsuo the Iron Man.
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Created by Tony Yacenda and Dan Perrault, whose experience is in online video — Mr. Yacenda has directed for "CollegeHumor Originals," Mr. Perrault has written for the popular "Honest Trailers" — "Vandal" crosses a clever satire of the true-crime genre with elements of gross-out teenage comedy.
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Best seen with: Family members with a sense of humor, though you might want to fine-tune that — Hunt for the Wilderpeople is all-ages family fun, while What We Do In The Shadows is more for you and the cool younger cousins who like gross-out humor.
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And Elliott and John occupy a world full of distorted caricatures, inspired by the works of pioneering Fritz the Cat director Ralph Bakshi and Beavis and Butt-Head creator Mike Judge, with a dose of Ren & Stimpy's gross-out-gag-loving John Kricfalusi thrown in for good measure.
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The word "fuck" is tacked to every other line of dialogue, whether it belongs there or not, and the set-piece gross-out is focussed, tellingly, on the onanistic male; here, in short, is a degraded " Beauty and the Beast ," with jerk-off jokes instead of a singing teapot.
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Sausage Party, which Rogen and company screened here at Comic-Con for the first time, may be a Pixar-style tale of anthropomorphic supermarket items trying to understand their place in the world, but it still offers the R-rated, foul-mouthed gross-out humor you would expect from the title.
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Points between on the relationship coefficient include: Parent-offspring: 212% Full siblings: 212% Grandparent-grandchild: 25% Half siblings: 25% Aunt/uncle-nephew/niece: 25% First cousins: 12.5% Second cousins: 3.13% Third cousins: 0.78% Fourth cousins: 123% On a purely gross-out level, Jon + Dany as nephew and aunt is bad enough.
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If I were totally oblivious to what I was eating, I can safely say that I would have enjoyed it without reservation, save for the yet-unmitigated gross-out factor of having to pick a stiff cricket leg that just wouldn't go down with the rest of it off of your tongue.
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Robertson and much of the young QA team thought it was hilarious when they discovered the ability for Jake toss his waste at a NPC or into a pram, but McKane felt strongly that the game was already too crude and tried to reduce it the games gross-out factor where possible.
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King's hierarchy is about as astute an explanation as you'll find of how scares work, and it ought to serve as a guide for horror storytelling in any medium: Sometimes you have to give into the gross out, but true terror — the gnawing fear of the twisted and unknown — should always be the goal.
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Since co-founding Exo in 2014 to sell protein bars made out of cricket flour, Sewitz is hoping to help move people beyond the gross-out factor and educate them instead on the benefits: Crickets contain 2.2-times more iron than spinach, and cricket flour contains almost double the amount of protein as beef jerky.
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People who are game for a tense, socially provocative horror-thriller like Get Out aren't necessarily on board for gross-out fests like The Human Centipede, and while part of the tension of any horror movie is not knowing just how violent the story is going to get, one viewer's quality extreme cinema is another's overwhelming nightmare fuel.
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"Driven by a lust for power, greed, and a desire to improve their own financial position and reputation at the expense of investors and decency, a cabal of Pimco managing directors plotted to drive founder Bill Gross out of Pimco in order to take, without compensation, Gross's percentage ownership in the profitability of Pimco," the complaint said.
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I deeply admire Samantha Bee and her staff for their intelligent and fearless coverage of Trump—but I am way more addicted to The Detour, which Samantha Bee created with her husband, because it's just ridiculous, over-the-top escapism that manages to get in little zingers about every social justice hot button while still being gross-out cable comedy.
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Mild gross-out humor (projectile vomit, cadavers baked into party cakes, etc.) is mashed together with poorly choreographed physical comedy (Holmes and Watson accidentally unleash a swarm of killer bees while trying to kill a single mosquito) and limp post-modern gags that poke fun at old technology (Watson telegrams someone a dick pic) or current events (a "Make England Great Again" hat precedes a conversation about how the Electoral College will always protect America from tyrannical grifters).
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Point is it's both bright, ecstatic, and kinda malformed, which is likely what's drawn him fans from all corners of the electronic music world—from the hi-gloss beatmakers like Slugabed (and his label Activia Benz, which once released an Iglooghost EP as a helium balloon) to Malliagh's childhood hero Flying Lotus, who released some gross-out fare of his own earlier this year and whose Brainfeeder imprint will release Iglooghost's debut LP Neō Wax Bloom on September 29.
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There's a Tolkien-themed "Gashlycrumb Hobbits" T-shirt, with the wizard Gandalf playing Death's part; a Game of Thrones takeoff that transposes Gorey's parade of little deaths into the gore-soaked sword-and-sorcery world of the hit TV series; a Dr. Who version, The Gallifreycrumb Tinies, that gives the Gorey treatment to 26 memorable deaths from the sci-fi show ("Gallifrey" being the good doctor's alien home world); a splattery tribute, by the horror novelist Clive Barker (in collaboration with the artist Paulo Andreas Lorca), that ups the gross-out quotient by a factor of 10 ("C is for Claus who was born with no bowels"); a Harry Potter spoof, The Hogwarts Tinies or, After the Rowling; a Game Over Tinies that reimagines the fates of Gorey's mites as videogame deaths, with a cast composed of Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario Brothers, and other classic characters; and, in the run-up to the 2016 U.S. presidential race, The Ghastlytrump Tinies, a gut-clenching vision of the horrors in store for America under a Donald Trump administration.
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