Human Centapede 2 : Full Sequence
Discussion
I've got this at home to watch. The first one was a bit rubbish but this second one is meant to be pretty nasty.
Has anyone seen it? Is it as bad as they make out or just advertising in full effect?
Poss NSFW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRTFsLFzDrE&fea...
Has anyone seen it? Is it as bad as they make out or just advertising in full effect?
Poss NSFW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRTFsLFzDrE&fea...
Edited by attym3 on Monday 21st November 12:11
I'm tempted to watch them, just out of curiosity.
Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
Brigand said:
I'm tempted to watch them, just out of curiosity.
Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
the problem is hostel had a story line, the second film is just pure hardcore gore without a proper story arc.Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
The Spruce goose said:
the problem is hostel had a story line, the second film is just pure hardcore gore without a proper story arc.
Hmm, I like gritty violence and gore in a film if it's done well and there to shock, but if it's done just for the sake of it, I'd probably not enjoy it so much.The Spruce goose said:
Brigand said:
I'm tempted to watch them, just out of curiosity.
Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
the problem is hostel had a story line, the second film is just pure hardcore gore without a proper story arc.Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
I want to see the Human Centapede films just to see if they live up to the hype.
If they don't, (in my eyes) then that says a lot about me and my desensitized mind!
Tried watching the first of the Human Centapede, but couldn't. It was a seriously crappy film.
There were far too many plot holes,under explained sections and no real character motivations. Usually it's a sequal that suffers but the first one was hands down one of the worst films I have seen with almost no redeeming features. As far as I was concerned it was only watched because of the horriffic concept at the heart of it. I expect the sequal to be even more gory and stupid with even less of a plot. The only reason people will watch is out of curiosity to see if it can possibly be worse that the first one and because it was banned like some '80's video nasty'. I will be one of those people but also so I can b
h about it even more.
h about it even more.Brigand said:
Trouble is, you get films that are hyped up way, way too much, and they turn out to be a load of crap.
The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
You realise they say and write these things to get you to watch the film?The last example I can think of now was when Hostel came out. It was billed as being a horrifying, gory film, with the DVD box having "The sickest, sickest film you'll ever see" written on it.
Thats quite a statement to make, and after I watched it, I was sorely disappointed. It was tame and pathetic.
There is no way at all ever that a highly commercial, theatrically released horror film is going to be the "sickest, sickest film you'll ever see".
If you watch films on their own merits rather than simply as an effort to prove yourself or trump the sick things your friends have seen, then you might find you enjoy them more.
On topic - Human Centipede is a mildly-diverting film with one grim idea at the middle of it. It is barely gory, tension-free and mostly just exists so that the idea Tom Six drunkenly thought up once with his buddies could be shown to other people.
I haven't seen HC2, and don't especially desire to - although I may well, one of these days. I expect Six decided he was going to up the stakes and see how many people he could offend with it, after audiences were mostly non-plussed by his first effort.
Poor old Tom.
I don't recall the first one being particularly "gory" ?! The concept was pretty horrid, but you didn't really see much gore like you do in Saw, for example. There were no explicit shots of legs breaking, arms ripping, nothing like that.
I understand the plot for Human Centipede 2 is that a guy sees the first film and wants to follow it's course - I read he does some pretty extreme things (ra pes the rear-most girl while he has barbed wire wrapped around his dick) - if that's shown explicitly, then it will be gory!
I understand the plot for Human Centipede 2 is that a guy sees the first film and wants to follow it's course - I read he does some pretty extreme things (ra pes the rear-most girl while he has barbed wire wrapped around his dick) - if that's shown explicitly, then it will be gory!
I've seen it and the version I saw was in black and white, apparently too graphic for colour and the version I watched is banned in the UK. Releasing a cut version I think.
It wasn't all that bad, some scenes are disturbing (more so if in colour) but I cringed just as much at Saw at the gore. Some of my mates afterwards felt sick and wouldn't watch it again.
One scene is clearly wrong and probably what got its banning I wont spoil it.
It wasn't all that bad, some scenes are disturbing (more so if in colour) but I cringed just as much at Saw at the gore. Some of my mates afterwards felt sick and wouldn't watch it again.
One scene is clearly wrong and probably what got its banning I wont spoil it.
thebluebus said:
You realise they say and write these things to get you to watch the film?
There is no way at all ever that a highly commercial, theatrically released horror film is going to be the "sickest, sickest film you'll ever see".
If you watch films on their own merits rather than simply as an effort to prove yourself or trump the sick things your friends have seen, then you might find you enjoy them more.
Oh, I'm well aware that they write those things just to hype it up, it's the same as films that have an action-packed picture on the front cover, but end up having nothing of the sort in the film.There is no way at all ever that a highly commercial, theatrically released horror film is going to be the "sickest, sickest film you'll ever see".
If you watch films on their own merits rather than simply as an effort to prove yourself or trump the sick things your friends have seen, then you might find you enjoy them more.
It's just a shame they have to do it that way.
Holy fk. I just read the Wiki on it. I will not be watching this. I tried to watch the first but it was awful so I turned it off, it was badly acted, scripted, shot, cast. The plot was thin and had no substance.
The sequel sounds like it is an attempt at shock porn to make up for the fact that the character development is so lacking.
k. I just read the Wiki on it. I will not be watching this. I tried to watch the first but it was awful so I turned it off, it was badly acted, scripted, shot, cast. The plot was thin and had no substance.The sequel sounds like it is an attempt at shock porn to make up for the fact that the character development is so lacking.
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