Warning, the following top 10 has read it R for regurgitation. When looking at important cinematic trends over the years, it's safe to say the humble art of gross out humour sits pretty far down on people's lists. And here at Movie Notes, we believe that even a cheeky on-screen spew requires a level of skill. So we've decided to dedicate an entire countdown to the most hilarious, stomach churning, and sometimes just plain confronting vomiting scenes we've witnessed over the years. The first entry on our list doesn't deliver much in the way of digestive pyrotechnics, but what elaxing substances it more than makes up for with scares. Hey, isn't that Marissa from the OC? This scene from what we do in the shadows gives new meaning to the term bloody disgusting, as recently turned vampire Nick makes the poor decision to eat a chip on a night out. Resulting in an almighty bloodsoaked belch. The flyer certainly isn't short on gross out moments. We couldn't not include this scene. What makes this scene for my lovely man so memorable is not only the sheer size of this pew, but also the moment in which it happens. Coming on mid-sentence, this poor old pair to Clayvin is enjoying a moment of victory. It's hard to even mention Pride's Mades without thinking of this scene, which covers off just about every bodily function you can think of. If you're a kid, chances are you remember this scene from the Sandlot Kids, or if you live in America, just the Sandlot. Storing up on carnival rides after eating crappy food, or something many of us can relate to, although it's hard to fathom how the human stomach could ever contain quite this much brown liquid. In this story within a story, Gordy from Stand By Me narrates the tale of La Dazs, a boy who gets his revenge on an entire town through the power of buking. Team America was pretty much an excuse for Matt Stone and Tray Park at a dual manner of inappropriate things with puppets. If you've ever wondered what happens when the cookie monster eats too much, this scene wouldn't give you a pretty good idea. This scene has become famous not only because it predates most films on this list, but also for the consistency of the spewing question. The green liquid was made using a mixture of annocene's pea soup and a touch of oatmeal. Mmm, bellissimo! This dinner table scene from the many of life is a multipython master class. The lengthy scene is a perfect example of how sometimes a gag actually becomes funnier the longer it runs. That's it for our Top 10 Vomiting Saints.