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* An early 20th century period-piece version appears in ''Disney/LadyAndTheTramp''; this is where the title couple end up at the end of the "Bella Notte" scene. As the camera pulls back, a number of couples in carriages can be seen.

* The infamous "[[YourHeadAsplode Disco Boy Scene]]" in ''Film/{{Maniac}}'' takes its place on one of these.

** Marge and Artie Ziff went to one after their high school prom, though it didn't turn out [[DateRapeAverted quite as planned]]. In another one, when Apu and his wife were having fertility problems, Homer brings them here. "This scenario is guaranteed to cause pregnancy."

* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Witch}}'', Hay Lin mentions to Will that teens go near a relatively abandoned train track to kiss. She then wonders if Will's mom goes there with her new boyfriend.

* ''Film/ScaryMovie'' of course makes fun of this by having a news crew go to the scene where they suspect a killer to appear. Naturally he does show up and kill a girl waiting for her boyfriend to come back, and then the whole thing turns into a ''[[Film/TheBlairWitchProject Blair Witch Project]]'' spoof as the news crew runs away.

** "Phases". Xander and Cordelia are making out in her car when a werewolf attacks them. The following night Buffy and Giles are searching for the werewolf and Giles suggests knocking on a few car windows and asking if anyone's seen the creature. Buffy gives him a {{What an Idiot}} look. "Giles, no-one's seen anything."
** "All The Way". Dawn and a schoolfriend sneak out of the house to canoodle with a couple of boys, only for them to turn out to be vampires. The Scoobies track them down only to find themselves surrounded by carloads of teenaged vampires.

** In "Enemies" Buffy and Angel emerge from a theatre with rumpled clothing after watching an erotic French film.

* In Pretty Little Liars, Rosewood has a spot in the forest called 'The Kissing Rock', which Alison fantasizes about having been used for trysts for hundreds of years, and that the ghosts of the past lovers are pressuring you to 'do it' when there. Later, she admits she made that up, but that it's still true.

Often involves a tourist-trap-type scenic bluff, so as to overlook the city lights at night...as if you're looking at ''that'' when you're up here. Alternately, it could be a DriveInTheatre. Also a standard set up for DeathBySex in horror movies, as the people in the car are... distracted, to say the least. Similarly, it seems being at Make-Out Point makes you immediately a WeirdnessMagnet -- the first people to see the falling meteor, the mutant escapee, or the alien invasion force tends to be such a couple; see TerrorAtMakeOutPoint.

Often involves a tourist-trap-type scenic bluff, so as to overlook the city lights at night... as if you're looking at ''that'' when you're up here. Also a standard set up for DeathBySex in horror movies, as the people in the car are... distracted, to say the least. Similarly, it seems being at Make-Out Point makes you immediately a WeirdnessMagnet -- the first people to see the falling meteor, the mutant escapee, or the alien invasion force tends to be such a couple; see TerrorAtMakeOutPoint.

Often involves a tourist-trap-type scenic bluff, so as to overlook the city lights at night... as if you're looking at ''that'' when you're up here. Also a standard set up for DeathBySex in horror movies, as the people in the car are... distracted, to say the least. Similarly, it seems being at Make-Out Point makes you immediately a WeirdnessMagnet -- the first people to see the falling meteor, the mutant escapee, or the alien invasion force tends to be such a couple; see TerrorAtMakeoutPoint.

* The novel ''Chase'' by Creator/DeanKoontz (collected in ''Strange Highways'') concerns a murder that occurs at such a place.

* ''WesternAnimation/SpongebobSquarepants'' actually has a really funny episode with this -- it's the one where they all get superpowers. To quote Squidward- "Ah, Makeout reef. Good times, Goood times." The CrowningMomentOfFunny of that episode has to be when the villians are terroizing the kids making out there...and inexplicably come across [[spoiler: a guy making out with a PILLOW.]] "Hey man. That's not cool..."

** There's also a "Make-Out Creek" referenced in one episode.

Often involves a tourist-trap-type scenic bluff, so as to overlook the city lights at night... as if you're looking at ''that'' when you're up here. Also a standard set up for DeathBySex in horror movies, as the people in the car are... distracted, to say the least. Similarly, it seems being at MakeOutPoint makes you immediately a WeirdnessMagnet -- the first people to see the falling meteor, the mutant escapee, or the alien invasion force tends to be such a couple; see TerrorAtMakeoutPoint.

* ''Film/KillerKlownsFromOuterSpace'' has three brothers driving around the local make out point, trying to sell ice cream to the couples there. They aren't successful.

* ''Film/{{Grease}}'' - the place is actually a no-parking zone.

* An early 20th century period-piece version appears in ''Disney/LadyAndTheTramp''; this is where the title couple end up at the end of the "Bella Notte" scene. As the camera pulls back, a number of couples in carriages can be seen.

* ''Night Claws'' begins with a scene of two throwaway characters getting killed here, much to the annoyance of [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Mr. Antwiler]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersVsAliens'' has two teenagers trying to make out in their car out in the woods when they are interrupted by the giant alien robot. In a hilarious GenderInvertedTrope, the cheerleader is trying to force her attentions on the high-school jock, and ends up {{Bridal Carry}}ing him to safety when the alien spacecraft lands nearby.

* Blatantly abused in ''CloneHigh'' as "Teen Sex Cove".

->''"Ah, Makeout Reef. Good times, '''good times.'''"''

->''"Ah, Makeout Reef. Good times. '''Good times.'''"''