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For fans of extreme horror, those with a fascination with the bizarre, or scholars of film's more transgressive corners. Not for the squeamish or easily disturbed.
While I wouldn't exactly call "The Human Centipede" a "good" film in the classical sense, it's undeniable that it's a significant, if not impressive, achievement in the realm of shock cinema. Its notorious reputation will undoubtedly precede it, and viewers with weak stomachs or a faint of heart should steer clear.
2.5/5
For fans of extreme horror, those with a fascination with the bizarre, or scholars of film's more transgressive corners. Not for the squeamish or easily disturbed.
While I wouldn't exactly call "The Human Centipede" a "good" film in the classical sense, it's undeniable that it's a significant, if not impressive, achievement in the realm of shock cinema. Its notorious reputation will undoubtedly precede it, and viewers with weak stomachs or a faint of heart should steer clear.
2.5/5