I'm wondering if there were movies that has had odd food scenes. Whether it's a banquet of live snakes and monkey heads in Temple of Doom or dried-out turkey as in Christmas Vacation.

I know there's more, but is there any more that are insane?

Ally Sheedy's Captain Crunch sandwich from The Breakfast Club. :lol:

The scene in Hocus Pocus where Sarah Jessica Parker eats a spider. Gross! I can't even watch it!:eek: :barf:

But I have to agree about that banquet in Temple Of Doom. Really really gross!:eek:

The gluttony scene from Se7en.


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The brain scene from Hannibal.


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Here's two more...and they're from Europe...

The controversial ****-eating scene from Salo...It's meant for people's dependencies toward processed foods!

The Meaning of Life's Mr. Creosote scene where he eats all of what's on the menu, eats a mint, and...blows up!

Yeah I remember those scenes in Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom, Christmas Vacation with Chevy Chase and The Breakfast Club hahahahahahahahahaha. I heard about that scene in Seven movie with Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. That's nasty. Kevin Spacey I heard was doing some very bad things to his victims in Seven and that's why I didn't wanna see it LOL. I bet ya'll don't know about Krush Groove movie when the rappers Fat Boys went to a all you can eat restaurant and ate a lot of food until they were full hahahahahahahahahahaha. Then they left without paying hahahahahahahahaha. There was a funny scene in Dead Presidents with Larenz Tate and Chris Tucker when Larenz came home from the war. When Larenz went in the house after he was done talking to Chris, Larenz was sitting at the dining room table with his parents eating and he was eating fast like he hadn't ate in weeks hahahahahahahahahaha. His mom said boy aren't you gonna look me in my eyes? I haven't seen you in 4 years. He was eating so good that he didn't even look at his parents LOL.

FOOD FIGHT!

National Lampoon's Animal House

There was a scene in Always Outnumbered with Larry Fishburne and Isaiah Washington when Larry and Isaiah were at a restaurant that was inside a school bus LOL. In the scene, Isaiah had ordered 2 pies. I think one of them was apple and the other one was lemon. Natalie Cole was a waitress there and she gave them to him. He ate them with his hands instead of a fork LOL. I also liked the scene in Uncle Buck when John Candy was cooking pancakes for the kids and he had some huge pancakes and he used a shovel to flip them over hahahahahahahahahahahaha. MaCauley Caulkin's eyes got big when he saw that LOL. I got so hungry from watching Soul Food with Vivica Fox, Vanessa Williams, Nia Long, Mekhi Phifer because they had so much good food that they had cooked and they ate a lot of food. It was a family tradition of Vivica, Vanessa, Nia for them to eat together with their family every Sunday after church because their mother had started it.

Not exactly insane but cool none the less is the Rube Goldberg way of Pee Wee Herman eating breakfast in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

Not exactly insane but cool none the less is the Rube Goldberg way of Pee Wee Herman eating breakfast in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

I pity the fool who don't eat my cereal.

There's a dream sequence in Troma's Tromeo & Juliet where Tromeo opens Juliet's pregnant stomach to find it full of popcorn, and chows down.

The man-made chicken scene from Eraserhead.

There's a lot of strange food in the surreal scifi comedy Meet The Hollowheads. One scene Mrs. Hollowhead has a weird tentacle thing come out of the wall and she cuts it up into a snack for her son and his friend.

The weird gray glob that crawls off John Cusack's plate in Better Off Dead.

In Peter Jackson's first film Bad Taste, one of the good guys has to drink from a bowl of green alien upchuck.

In Galaxina, Captain Cornelius Butt (played by Avery Schreiber) drinks down the insides of a raw alien egg.

In "Monty Python's The Life of Brian", the scene where the huge fellow eats until he literally explodes.

The 2005 movie Feed about "fat-admirers" who pay to see morbidly obese women fed to death.

Though a family film, The Lion King has a food scene where Timon and Pumma have Simba eat larvae. Timon even says it "tastes like chicken"!

The Worm Eaters (1977) has a man who can communicate with worms start feeding mutant worms to the townspeople by hiding the worms in their food, when the people eat their worm-filled food they themselves turn into giant worms.

The roasted penis from The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover.

The roasted penis from The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover.

Let's not forget the penis in the hotdog bun in Bloodsucking Freaks.

Speaking of...

The supper scene in Nothing but Trouble where Chris (Chevy Chase) and Diane (Demi Moore) are fed some type of hot dog on sandwich bread and Alvin (Dan Aykroyd) puts ketchup, mustard, and mayo on his dog.

In Peter Jackson's first film Bad Taste, one of the good guys has to drink from a bowl of green alien upchuck.

There's also the "dinner scene" from Peter Jackson's Braindead (Dead Alive).

Here's one...

The Twinkie-Weiner Sandwich in UHF. A Twinkie, Hot Dog, and Cheese in a Spray Can. "Weird Al" Yankovic even dipped the Twinkie-Weiner Sandwich in his coffee!

Let's not forget the Stay Puff Marshmallow Man in Ghost Busters. C'mon and admit it guys. You know you wanted to eat him.

Has anyone mentioned the cake scene in Matilda?

That was crazy.

It was also pretty gross.

FOOD FIGHT!

National Lampoon's Animal House

Ally Sheedy's Captain Crunch sandwich from The Breakfast Club. :lol:Hehe indeed so!!!!!

I love this movie ZB!!

I watched Home Alone and though the pizza scene is actually normal food, Buzz was about to fake barf so Kevin can have pizza...but Uncle Frank put Pepsi on his supreme pizza and there was pop all over him!

Whether it's a banquet of live snakes and monkey heads in Temple of Doom

It was actually live eels stuffed inside a boa constrictor.

I found my novelization of The Temple of Doom and there is a scene in it that was not included in the film. Whether it was meant to be I'm not sure, but it definitely adds more context to the banquet.



Indy and Captain Phillip Blumburtt are talking alone in the bedroom hallway before retreating for the night. The Captain tells Indy that he was suspicious about the dinner served as devout Hindus would never eat any meat, most of all live animals.

Indy said that he agreed with the Captain and that he thinks they were trying to scare them all away.

Dracula (1931)

Renfield is so picky...