Here, a prison warden (Dieter Laser from the first movie, inexplicably) and his accountant (Harvey, again) watch the first two Human Centipede films, and recreate the idea as a punishment for the convicted as well as a deterrent for would-be offenders. ![]() This apparently worked so well that Six decided to use nearly the exact same premise for the second sequel. Harvey) is pathologically obsessed with the first Human Centipede film (2009) to the point where he sets out to create his own version of its eponymous gastronomical abomination. Alas, I can’t attest to its execution, but the story at least had potential: some loser (Laurence R. I haven’t seen The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) (2011), because I was lucky enough to have been prior warned about the scene in which a baby’s head is crushed immediately after birth. The man is an incompetent fraud please, nobody else give him any more money. In fact, it isn’t even any of the things Six said it would be as he tried to excuse himself ahead of the inevitably disastrous reviews. It isn’t offensive (at least, not in the way that he thinks it is). However, I’m not sure it was exactly the type of ‘negative’ he was after. The Dutch enfant terrible – inasmuch as he’s infantile and, you know, terrible – has succeeded in provoking a negative reaction from an audience member, much as he set out to do. ![]() ![]() His new film, the final entry in a franchise that would be schlocky were it actually tolerable, is one of the worst films there has ever been.
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