Gross Out

Year: 1990

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: English

Director: Bill Osco

Comedy

A wealthy matriarch pits her three adult children against each other, promising the $28 million estate to whichever sibling can create a film so repulsive and nauseating it makes her vomit. The contest forces them to out‑gross each other with ever more grotesque, boundary‑pushing content in a frantic scramble for the inheritance.

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