Chew on My Spew (2004 Video) User Reviews

I have chewed a lot of spew in my time-but none quite like this.

[dr_mayus · 10/10 · 29 June 2007]

A groundbreaking film. Finally standards have risen in adult entertainment. If you are looking for a spewing good time then this is a film not to be missed. There are parts that made me cry-strong men can cry you know-and there are parts that will make you laugh to beat the band. The acting in this film is truly the work of Orson Welles or Marlon Brando. The characters are so believable that watching them makes you want to go out and just start chewing things.

If you watch one film before you die make sure it is this one. Also make sure to catch the sequel CHEW ON OUR SPEW: A GANG BANG THAT WILL HAVE YOU IN GANGBUSTERS.

Thank you and good night.

A masterpiece.

[yearspew · 29 June 2007]

Artistically impeccable. Especially the shots of the spew, few movies are capable of achieving on a level playing field such as this.

Give it a chance, you will not be disappointed, of course the DVD includes the documentary "Spewchewers" which contains interviews of people affected by this film and how they learned to fear, respect, and why not, chew the spew.

A sequel is already in the making, the script is done, but someone spewed on it.

Hopefully this will become a very successful trilogy that most achievers can enjoy, so don't miss Chew On My Spew 2: Spewing It All Out.

The Spew gets a lot of things done to it, but chewing is not one of them...

[stillanotherharris · 10/10 · 21 October 2008]

If you can forgive the somewhat misleading title, this movie is, by its own right, an absolute treasure. Six women are displayed before an unseen man behind the camera, whose presence is only known based on the lower portion of his body and the heavy, creepy breathing noises that sound like creepy breathing. Meanwhile, the women talk to and console him one at a time, each giving rational arguments why he should give up his spew for the sake of chewing. And one by one, they only break his heart by not chewing his spew, instead opting to do other things with it. It really hits home and leads to a tear-jerking conclusion that neither satisfies our curiosity about the nameless man behind the camera, nor fails to satisfy our need to see tantalizing drama issued forth from these amazing women. Overall, this movie makes the viewer demand more.

I haven't seen the sequels, but sequels almost always ruin this sort of thing.