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See dvd for synposis Studio: Mpi Home Video Release Date: 02/14/2012 Run time: 107 mins Rating: Pg13

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1430 in DVD
• Brand: MPI
• Released on: 2012-02-14
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.77:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Widescreen
• Original language: English
• Running time: 91 minutes

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93 of 103 people found a following examination helpful.
Shocking, Effective, and Without Reason

By Joshua Miller

In 2010 writer/director Tom Six denounced The Human Centipede (First Sequence), a fear film with a tract so outlandish, so coarse that it got a lot some-more courtesy than a standard low-budget, tiny recover fear film. Six immediately betrothed a sequel, divulging tiny fact about it usually that a initial film would be "My Little Pony compared with partial two." The initial Human Centipede, promoted as "100% medically accurate," was remarkably tame and tastefully finished deliberation a impassioned theme matter, a brunt of a informative impact entrance from a grounds rather than a execution. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) almost ups a ante, going so distant as to promoted it as "100% medically inaccurate." With a film being criminialized in a UK until 32 cuts were made, Six valid himself an honest filmmaker who truly delivered on his promise. What's frightful is that a third film is already designed and he has pronounced it will make this installment demeanour like a Disney film. Discussing a film like this is not easy, since The Human Centipede is a film we suffer a same approach we suffer a turnpike automobile accident. There's zero redeeming, entertaining, or poignant about it, though it's tough to take your eyes off of it. These films tumble into their possess niche of "shock horror," fear films that don't intend to elicit fear though startle and disgust. Despite a motionless miss of artistic value, we do suffer saying filmmakers lift a boundary of a genre and make something as impassioned as possible. While a fact that someone not usually had this thought though indeed immortalized it on film competence destroy any slow faith we have in a tellurian race, it's an excellent bid that, notwithstanding being soulless and demoralizing, accomplishes a dictated goal.

Opening with a final stage of a initial film, a camera pans behind to exhibit it being watched on a laptop in a parking garage tollbooth. The spectator is Martin (Laurence R. Harvey), a stout, bug-eyed, asthmatic British male who watches a initial film obsessively during each opportunity, has a scrapbook dedicated to it, and even has a pet centipede. His unusually creepy childlike coming and appearance assimilated with this mania make it utterly transparent that Martin is mentally ill. It's suggested that Martin, who never speaks a word in a film, was intimately abused by his father as a child and lives with a mom (Vivien Bridson) who blames him for removing her dear father sent to prison. Frequently alone in a parking garage during night, Martin uses this waste to start aggressive and abduction people. After gaining entrance to a warehouse, he starts storing those he has kidnapped with a goal of recreating a tellurian centipede in a film he so loves...But, there's a twist. Martin wants to emanate a tellurian centipede with 12 people.

This film goes into some of a dark, unheard of places and Six's preference to lift a story into a area of existence adds an additional turn of fear to a happenings. Unfolding in sheer black and white (although creatively shot in color), this film is cut from a opposite cloth than a first. The tinge and atmosphere, as good as a wages and fearlessness, remember a films of German executive Jörg Buttgereit, quite Nekromantik and Schramm, while a black and white imagery and vivid use of overpower is suggestive of David Lynch's Eraserhead. It's easy to boot artistic credit when it's employed within a woe porn genre, as even woe porn that attempts to be artistic is still usually woe porn. While some competence (and have) called it artless, Six is a able director. There are scenes that don't engage attack or gore that are both effective and eerie, though if Six's ability is deserted it's his error for creation such a no-holds barred film. Nothing is off-limits in The Human Centipede II, with even profound women and newborns descending plant to a horrific violence. Six is a executive gleefully giveaway of disguise and for all of a artistic intentions it appears to have, it never takes itself too seriously. Despite how staggeringly aroused it becomes, it's flattering tongue-in-cheek. When Martin indeed lures Ashlynn Yennie, a singer who played 1/3 of a centipede in First Sequence, to his room underneath a guise that she's auditioning for a Quentin Tarantino movie, it's transparent that that this film, as good as being horrifically violent, is self-aware. It's easy to forget that a thought of sewing people mouth-to-anus is a rather ridiculous grounds and that Six has done it a offensive grounds of dual films rather and kept it from being unintentionally humorous is an fulfilment in and of itself.

The final 30 mins will make we comprehend how regressive a initial film was, with Six holding all as distant as his imagination will allow. All of a outrageous elements that were usually alluded to are authorised to come to light. He binds zero back, permitting his manly brew of a offensive and miss of earnest to hit when he finally allows a singular color, a tinge brown, to enter a palette. You contingency remember that a procession in a initial film was achieved by a surgeon, with a collection and ability to perform this procedure. Martin is no surgeon and when a time finally comes for him to make his possess centipede he uses whatever collection are on palm (hammer, knife, tack gun, etc.). Needless to say, a procession is many some-more wanton and stomach-churning. Many scenes done me flounder and there are images that will stay with we for a prolonged time after a film has ended; this is not a film for a gloomy of heart.

I regrettably endorse that this is not a many disgusting, outrageous film I've ever seen, though for a normal moviegoer it substantially will be. How can we critique a film of this sort? It's defence to critique as there's no approach to simply indicate out a good and a bad. Even a many fervent fan can't omit that this is a square of filmmaking with no piece behind it. The Human Centipede II does not duty underneath a façade of a metaphorical amicable matter in a approach final year's A Serbian Film did nor does it even try to make adult a reason for a existence. If we demeanour underneath a evil of a film you'll find usually some-more depravity. In that sense, this is a soulless, obscene, and tacky film. Yes, a behaving is plain and contend what we will about a film itself, Harvey gives a chilling, effective performance. It's well-made usually for some jumpy editing, sound effects that seem out of sync with what is shown onscreen (pay quite tighten courtesy whenever Martin uses his gun on someone), and an finale that is disturbingly obscure though also feels like a patrolman out. There competence not be a reason for a existence, though Six has done a film with a goal of jolt his audience. If we make a film with a solitary goal of creation your assembly dizzy and we succeed, how can a work be discharged usually since it offends your dignified and cinematic sensibilities? Six has not done a "good film" here, though he has done a well-made one that succeeds in accurately a area it intends. Those who will be many annoyed by it will be those who haven't seen it and those who are forced to watch it. If we consciously embark on a journey, we know where it's going to take you.

It's singular that a film creates we feel soiled usually examination it. The effects this film could have on your psychological contentment and how effectively it offends all clarity of dignified goodness is something that can't be ignored. This film is a success when looked during in that light. This is not a film we like or dislike; it's a film that simply exists and it's your preference to select how we cope with a existence, be it by examination it or ignoring it. At a many former level, it's effective in a enterprise to offend. It's positively unforgettable. The need to allot this film a rating has pushed me into a corner, confused on how to select something that will be looked during as demonstrative over possibly it's a good film or a bad film. With a sigh, we give The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) a 3/5 and chuck adult my hands.

15 of 20 people found a following examination helpful.
"The Human Centipede II" Sickens With Artistic Vomit

By Kevin R. Sommerfield

"The Human Centipede II" opens with a final moments of "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)", including a shutting credits. The camera pulls back, to exhibit that this is personification on a laptop computer, and a male in a fee counter in a parking garage is examination a film. Martin Lomax (Laurence R. Harvey) is an asthmatic, overweight, mentally ill, middle-aged, brief British man. He lives in a tiny prosaic with his emotionally violent mom (Vivien Bridson) while operative as a confidence ensure in an subterraneous parking garage. His neighbours play Hard Dance song during high levels all night and day, and Martin mostly spies on a abounding people who use a parking garage. Dr. Sebring (Bill Hutchens) suspects that Martin was intimately abused regularly by his father, now in jail (a guess reliable when Martin has a flashback to this abuse, in that a assembly hears a father [voiced by Tom Six] raping his son).

Martin is spooky with "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)", examination it regularly during home and in his fee booth. At one point, he is decorated masturbating (graphically and on-screen) to a film with sandpaper wrapped around his penis. He keeps a centipede as a pet, and maintains a scrapbook on a film. When his mom destroys a scrapbook, Martin crushes her skull and afterwards props her passed physique adult during a kitchen table. Martin wordlessly decides to reconstruct a illusory examination he saw portrayed in The Human Centipede (First Sequence). Medically untrained, he assembles a potpourri of kitchen gadgets, woodworking tools, and assorted domicile items, puts them in a suitcase, and secures a dingy, dirty, dim deserted room to reconstruct a film's medical experiment. But Martin intends to emanate not usually a three-person centipede, though a "full sequence" of 12 connected people.

How do we examination a film like "Human Centipede II"? It is one of a many vile, reprehensible, and nauseous fear cinema that we have ever seen? You wish damaged teeth, dejected babies, and bomb diarrhea? It's all here. This is a film that totally succeeds in what it wants to do - sum out a tiny though complete assembly - and will do anything in a energy to grasp it. Stylish and impossibly good done with some good artistic touches here and there - we generally favourite a "dinner table" scene. Nonetheless, nothing of this unequivocally adds adult to unequivocally many that is a contrition deliberation that Syx is a gifted executive with a lot some-more to offer. Overall, we can't unequivocally suggest this film though we can't suggest that we don't see it either. Does that make any sense? This film exists in a possess tiny universe and there is something kind of special about that.

2 of 3 people found a following examination helpful.
Assault to All Five Senses and Why is it Partly Funny? Am we as ill as a Lil Guy?

By Nephilima

Okay...so, what can one contend about Human Centipede 2 uncut. The tiny male with a eyeglasses is funny, like someone you'd see on a guest row of a Howard Stern radio show, if it were on TV still. Well, if actor Peter Lorre had a grandson, this competence be him. The fact that he usually squeaks, for miss of a improved description, is funny, sorry! Then a flip side, he is a wild fan of a film 'Human Centipede 1'; he even does his possess throw engagement on it!

Background: a lil male is a parking garage attendant who has been intimately interfered with as a child and has a horrific Mother like Bette Davis as Baby Jane. Now, as partial of a dictated dim amusement (I hope), he is abducting people from pronounced parking garage we competence find to be 'a-holes' in genuine life, and tack gunning them together (in ways we substantially accumulate from #1) in his relief chronicle of a German actor/doctor's cinematic operation.

As a heresy progresses of combining this multi-human insect, tiny male thru some peculiar cadence of fitness lures a tangible singer from HC#1 and she ends adult apropos conduct of a centipede (I consider she was a center on a final one, yuck). The poor, bad lady who is a 'butt' finish of a centipede goes by terrible things, that is over what I've seen in any movie. I, who can see anything mind-boggling, recoiled and still am perplexing to shake it out of my brain. Also, there is a stage with a mint Mother, before partial of a carelessly assimilated Centipede, perplexing to 'peel out' of there in a automobile as an escapee (I can't repeat what happened here, it's that unholy).

I did see a 'absolutely' untouched version. If you're a chairman of out-of-control dark oddity who has a clever mind and stomach, like me, you'll be fine. This competence send fainter hearts to a eject/stop button, lavatory or even a mental hospital. It does attack and overkill all your senses, as if we are indeed infrequently experiencing it.

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