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Peter Paras (29 April 2010). "Review: The Human Centipede Cannot Be Unseen". E! Online. NBCUniversal . Retrieved 9 May 2010. Cast [ edit ] Stars Ashlynn Yennie, Ashley C. Williams, and Akihiro Kitamura at the Big Apple Convention in Manhattan, 1 October 2010 The third and final film in the trilogy, The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence), received a limited theatrical release on 22 May 2015. The film features the largest human centipede in the series, composed of five hundred victims, [98] as Six says, "each film is a reaction to the other. And the film got so big, it was a pop culture phenomenon, and people wanted more: a bigger centipede, helicopters and things… it had to be bigger and bigger. And what I did, I used the idea and almost made a parody on the human centipede films itself." [90] As Full Sequence was intended to make First Sequence look like My Little Pony in comparison, Final Sequence was intended to make Full Sequence resemble a Disney film. [99] The movie features the tag-line "100% Politically Incorrect". Both Dieter Laser and Full Sequence star Laurence R. Harvey returned in starring, albeit different, roles. [100] Harvey: Each Centipede film is in a different genre, so it was interesting to see that this one [had] almost a grindhouse feel about it, but it’s also more of a satire.

I went in genuine but he had to make the choice between me and his married therapist. He chose her. And that's cool. Human Centipede 2 banned by the BBFC". Total Film. Future Publishing. 6 June 2011 . Retrieved 6 June 2011. Permentel, Michael (13 May 2019). "[Interview] Tom Six Reflects on 10 Years of 'The Human Centipede' and Teases Future 'Centipede' Projects". Bloody Disgusting . Retrieved 31 August 2019. THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE (FIRST SEQUENCE) (18)". British Board of Film Classification. 2 July 2010 . Retrieved 24 March 2015. For those of you who remain uninitiated, a Human Centipede is created when three or more people are sewn arse-to-mouth, forming one single digestive system.

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Dieter Laser as Josef Heiter, a retired surgeon [3] who specialised in the separation of conjoined twins, but in retirement is more interested in joining creatures together. Casting for the role of Heiter took place in Berlin, and Six intended to cast Laser before he had even read for the part, after Six saw a DVD of one of Laser's previous films. [4] Laser had previously appeared in over 60 mostly German-language films, [5] including Der Unhold and Baltic Storm [6] (he speaks German in parts of First Sequence as well). Upon meeting him in Berlin, Six gave Laser a shot-by-shot explanation of Heiter's scenes, and Laser, impressed by Six's dedication and passion, agreed to take part in the film. [7] Laser contributed considerably to the development of Heiter's character. For example, because Heiter views the "centipede" as his pet, Laser felt that it was important that Heiter appear naked during a scene in which he swam in full view of his victims, because Laser said "you aren't ashamed to be naked" around a pet. [8]

a b c d e Clark Collis (30 April 2010). " 'Human Centipede': Director and star of the year's most disgusting horror film spill their guts". Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. Retrieved 10 May 2010. Tom Six: A lot of humor existed on the set, like poo humor and stuff like that. Those girls and Aki are such troopers. It was not very serious on set. Otherwise it would be a gruesome experience. Robert LaSardo (Inmate 297): In terms of mechanics, we just positioned ourselves for [the kidney sex], and then it was a matter of comfort level.

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The Land of Christmas is beset by a hooded figure who is kidnapping The Fat Bastard's elves, then performing abhorrent medical procedures on them. This evil figure is sewing the elves arse to mouth, with the ultimate aim of kidnapping Santa himself and making him the figurehead of this shuffling man-made meat train. Tom Six later revealed that he had written a script for a potential spin-off film titled The Human Caterpillar, a reference to a scene from The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) where sewed prison inmates had their limbs amputated so they resemble a caterpillar. Furthermore, Six stated that the concept of The Human Centipede would appear in future projects in some form. [121] [122] See also [ edit ] Tom Six: During casting, I wanted to see how [far] he was willing to go, so I asked him, “Are you willing to rape a chair? Can you rape the centipede?” Then Laurence grabbed the chair and made love to the chair and I thought, This is my guy.

Squires, John (13 May 2019). "10th Anniversary 'Human Centipede' Graphic Novel/Behind the Scenes Book on the Way". Bloody Disgusting . Retrieved 31 August 2019. We were watching TV, and I downed this cocoa and started feeling pretty funky. Sort of tired. Sort of weird, like I wanted to cry. And sort of like I was on the floor, and that was a pretty good situation. Like getting up off the floor would be the hardest thing I could ever do. After I finished laughing, I took a good look at the cover. That's what cinched it. I had to buy it.The Human Centipede contains relatively few gory images; little of the surgical procedure is depicted directly, [52] no excrement is shown on screen, [53] and according to Kim Newman in Empire, it is "never quite as outrageous as it threatens to be." [54] Six stated that he wanted the film to be as authentic as possible [55] and claimed to have consulted a Dutch surgeon during the creation and filming process, [7] resulting in the film being "100% medically accurate." [56] Six said that the surgeon initially wanted nothing to do with his film, as he felt Six was "crazy" and the idea had "nothing to do with medical science." However, the surgeon changed his mind and decided that he liked the idea, and so came up with a method of creating a human centipede. [57] Six has claimed that the central and rear members of the centipede could survive for years by supplementing their diet with an IV drip. [11] The special effects team was led by Rob and Erik Hillenbrink, father and son. [9] They designed the final composition of the centipede from sketches provided by the consulting surgeon. [58] The actors who made up the centipede wore hardened underwear, compared by Yennie to shorts, [59] which had a rubber grip for the actors to wear, and for the actor behind to bite, creating the illusion of the mouth-to-anus connection. [15] Six kept secret how the centipede would be formed as long as possible, and Yennie claimed that even her make-up artist did not know, asking Yennie what kind of "suit" the actors would be wearing. [12] Tom Six, Dieter Laser (2010). Q&A with Tom Six and Dieter Laser, The Human Centipede (First Sequence) DVD Extra (DVD). Bounty Films. Event occurs at 3:03–3:25. Dan Persons. (1 May 2010). "Mighty Movie Podcast: Turn Your Head and Scream: Tom Six on The Human Centipede". The Huffington Post. AOL. Event occurs at 11:56–12:06. Retrieved 11 May 2010. Akihiro Kitamura as Katsuro, a Japanese tourist and front section of the centipede. Having already acted in or written for a number of films and television shows (including popular American television series Heroes), [6] Kitamura was a relatively experienced actor compared to other cast members. He auditioned for the role of Katsuro via Skype from Los Angeles after the casting director saw him on television and recommended him for the role. [15] The rest of the cast did not meet Kitamura until the day before shooting commenced. [9] The Key Largo Lounge is not exactly a slice of a Beach Boys song in northern Colorado. It’s mostly just a bar with several half-assed attempts at different entertainments. There’s a tiny stage where I think someone was DJ’ing one time, but it was hard to tell. There are some of those electronic dart boards, though I’m not sure if they work. There are a couple pool tables, which seem crammed in like the pool table Kramer and Frank Constanza got on Seinfeld.